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Title: Apple iPod Nano (2nd generation, 4GB)
Pros: New scratch-resistant aluminum body, Available in a variety of bright and shiny colours, Still superslender but more durable, thanks to seamless construction, Supports photos (with thumbnail grid) and album art, Great sound quality
Cons: Still doesn't play video, not that you'd want to watch it on the small screen, No built-in FM tuner or recording capability, Not all colour options are available for all memory sizes
Verdict: The second-generation Apple iPod Nano is like the successful offspring of an iPod Mini and a first-generation iPod Nano. It's small, stylish, user-friendly, and competitively priced -- a great player all around and suitable for a variety of users.
Summary: Apple's second generation iPod Nano looks and feels better than the original, and comes in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB versions.
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83/100 |
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Title: Gadgets That Keep Going and Going and Going
Pros: Tons of storage. Improved interface. "Classic" iPod controls. Easy navigation.
Cons: Cover Flow is a bit slow. Bundled earbuds aren't great.
Verdict: As its name suggests, not much has changed on the iPod classic-it looks a little different on the outside, and there's a useful, but not radical, interface update. The big news is the massive capacity upgrade.
Summary: Meet the new iPod. It looks familiar, huh- That's because Apple's iPod classic is essentially a replacement for the iPod video, or fifth-generation iPod. The main improvement here is storage space-what was once a 30GB or 80GB player now comes with 80GB of
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80/100 |
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Title: Apple iPod nano 4 GB (3G) Review
Pros: - Play up to 5 consective hours of videos or at least 24 hours of audio with a full charge - Easy and fast access to your web album to locate your favourite music with Clickwheel. - Full Recharge in about 3 hours; faster than the old iPods - Shuffle funct
Cons: - 4GB might not be enough - Lesser features compared to competing players, (e.g. Creative Zen) - Design may not be ideal for individuals with big hands due to a smaller click wheel - Slightly Shorter battery life than other iPods - Doesn't allow external
Verdict: How awesome are these after looking at the benefits? It's the hottest product on the market right now. Sleek design with lots of add-on accessories. What more can you ask for? Perfect for a christmas or birthday present
Summary: Apple iPod nano 4 GB (3G) Review: The Apple iPod nano 4 GB comes in several differnet colors, namely Silver, Light Blue, Light Green, Black and Pink. The silver one looks cool in our opinion. Additionally, it's the 3rd generation, not the 1st generation.
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Title: Apple iPod nano 4 GB (3G) Review
Pros: - Play up to 5 consective hours of videos or at least 24 hours of audio with a full charge - Easy and fast access to your web album to locate your favourite music with Clickwheel. - Full Recharge in about 3 hours; faster than the old iPods - Shuffle funct
Cons: - 4GB might not be enough - Lesser features compared to competing players, (e.g. Creative Zen) - Design may not be ideal for individuals with big hands due to a smaller click wheel - Slightly Shorter battery life than other iPods - Doesn't allow external
Verdict: How awesome are these after looking at the benefits? It's the hottest product on the market right now. Sleek design with lots of add-on accessories. What more can you ask for? Perfect for a christmas or birthday present
Summary: Apple iPod nano 4 GB (3G) Review: The Apple iPod nano 4 GB comes in several differnet colors, namely Silver, Light Blue, Light Green, Black and Pink. The silver one looks cool in our opinion. Additionally, it's the 3rd generation, not the 1st generation.
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Title: Apple iPod Shuffle (2nd generation, 1GB) Preview - MP3 Players
Pros: Lets you handle phone calls as well as listen to music, You can pair the headphones with two different devices, and play music from a PC via USB connection, Dead-simple user interface with satisfying tactile controls, Integrated belt clip provides a handy
Cons: Uncomfortable for even short periods of wear, Background hiss is audible during use, No screen, so there's no way to navigate easily among artists, albums, or playlists, Might be too small for some users, Nonstandard USB syncing takes away from its plug-a
Verdict: If you like your music playback simple and your device nearly invisible, the second-generation iPod Shuffle will suit you well. But absentminded users should steer clear of this easy-to-misplace player.
Summary: Still screenless, the second generation iPod Shuffle is, according to Steve Jobs, the smallest MP3 player in the world.
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68/100 |
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Title: Apple iPod nano (3rd gen, video)
Pros: Crisp, bright video playback; exceptionally thin all-metal body; above-average battery life; built-in games; advanced user interface
Cons: Wider body; smaller scroll wheel; lack of video output; average-sounding audio quality
Verdict: Apple's new iPod nano seems to be drawing equal amounts of ire and admiration. Although we miss the slender form of the second-generation iPod nano, we feel the latest edition has more going for it than against it. At less than £100, the 4GB iPod na
Summary: With its wider, square design and its video playback capability, the latest iPod nano is more like a 'light' version of the iPod classic. Despite its changes, the nano is still one of the smallest, thinnest and most exquisitely designed MP3 players on the
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80/100 |
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Title: Review: Apple iPod classic
Pros: The iPod classic is just like the Video iPod, only slimmer, tougher, and injected with a more visually rich graphic user interface.
Cons: Video output requires a proprietary cable; audio quality has not improved; some older iPod video accessories may not be compatible; users are required to use the latest version of iTunes, which may not work on some older computer systems.
Summary: Apple's latest iPod may sport a new user interface, a slimmer profile and a maximum onboard capacity of up to 160GB, but is it worth the upgrade? Our review has the ...
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80/100 |
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