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The latest crop of iPods further tweaks the family, adding more subdued colors to Shuffle and Nano lines and increasing the capacity of the hard drive-based iPod--now dubbed the Classic--to a capacious 160GB. The iPod interface has ... undergone its biggest change in years, with the Nano and the Classic offering split-screen browsing with front-and-center album art. Plus, the Nano's screen has expanded to two inches and can now play video. Finally, Apple has added a phone-less iPhone to the mix with the iPod Touch. As the description suggests, the Touch will offer all the multimedia capabilities of an iPhone--WiFi browsing included--you just can't make calls from it. And as icing on the cake, the Touch supports over-the-air purchasing of iTunes tracks. Not bad for an update--check out Apple's current iPod lineup below, or read all about it over at iPod Central.
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For those that don’t have a large enough music collection to justify a purchase of the iPod, the Nano is definitely the next best thing. The size and weight are perfect for those who use their iPods in gyms or in sports (such as running or cycling). It’s ... worth while noting that the 2G Nanos resemble the iPod Mini much more than the 1G, so if you were disappointed when Apple buried the Mini, then these newly re-mastered Nano’s could be the Christmas purchase/present for you.
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The iPod Nano is the newest digital audio player from Apple. It received an overwhelming welcome when it was released on September 7, 2005 and quickly sold out completely in many Apple Stores. The iPod Nano combines features from both iPod shuffle and the standard iPod, and replaces the iPod mini.
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Apple iPod Nano and Video tips, accessories, screen protectors, leather cases - Smart iPod Nano and Video accessories, tips, tricks and news. Check out waterproof iPod case, transparent film kit, screen protector, tough silicone cases, genuine leather case.
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BoxWave has released two new Apple iPod Nano cases this week: The Sports Armband provides a comfortable way to wear your Nano during active pursuits such as hiking, jogging, or working out. Slip your Nano into the pocket and fasten…
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SanDisk unveiled last week a new series of Sansa MP3 players that replicate Apple’s iPod nano stylish design. The e200 devices, available in 2 GB, 4 GB and 6 GB capacities, measure 1.7x3.5x0.5 inches (4.4x8.9x.1.3 cm) and sport a 1.8-inch TFT color screen. In comparison to the nano, it adds video playback capability, FM tuner and a microSD expansion slot, for additional memory. Battery life was not informed. The players will be available in March with suggested retail prices of USD 200, USD 250 and USD 300.
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