gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2014-01-03 18:04:07
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Apple iPod Shuffle is the smallest digital audio player and considered as the budget model of Apple's line of iPods. It makes use of the tagline 'life is random' and weighs a mere 15 grams or 0.55 oz, and makes use of flash memory. Some iPod Shuffles c...
Forget everything you’ve heard about Apple being a brand reserved for superstar software developers and overpaid ad execs – here’s a rock-solid bargain to please all ears. Sound quality is (nearly) up to its bigger brethren and the Shuff...
Despite shock-proof playback, Apple’s white earbuds leap from your ears at the slightest hint of motion – annoying considering everything else about the Shuffle is geared up to complement a vigorous workout. They sound pretty dire, too, so swa...
The ever-so shiny Shuffle sings loud and proud from its tiny aluminium shell. Count your pennies – this is the best mini music player pocket-money can buy.Best offers for the Apple iPod ShuffleHouse of Fraser £45.99 Laskys £46.00 Micro Anv...
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avreview.co.uk Updated:
2014-01-03 18:04:07
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t includes the latest update of iTunes which has an enhanced search function (at the bottom of the music menu) that allows you to search for tracks or artists beginning with a certain letter or letters. It\'s not the cheapest at £129 for this 4GB version...
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Enjoy your music on the move: we try out five of the best flash-based MP3 players on the market.
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iPod nano Have you ever wondered why some MP3 players are barely the size of a matchbox while others are bigger than mobile phones? It all comes down to the memory. Larger players have a hard drive at their core, capable of holding...
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Only in the fast-paced world of technology would the words ‘What’s old is new again’ refer to a product that’s been dead for barely a year. And yet, how else would you describe the second-generation (2G) iPod nano, but as ‘th...
Bright screen, solid battery life, alphanumeric overlay browsing feature, support for voice memos, rugged exterior, bright colours, improved centre button “feel”...
Earbuds won’t fit everyone, text search can be tedious, takes longer to sync than previous nano...
The second-generation iPod nano is both a welcome step back to the more colourful (and scratch-resistant) days of the iPod mini and a moderate step forward in functionality. This middle-child iPod now feels and looks great with its rugged aluminium fi...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2014-01-03 18:04:07
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redesigned, well-priced music player: When Apple refreshed its product range in September the iPod Nano got a significant makeover. It still uses flash memory, rather than a mini hard drive, but its gained some of the curves of the iPod...
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8GB player only comes in black, Can't play video or games, Verdict, Sexy, stylish, thin and trendy only the lack of video stand in their way of world domination...
Good battery life, Simplicity to use...
Restrictive iTunes software, It just plays music...
The baby iPod is style over substance incarnate. Thats not necessarily as bad as it sounds: to a lot of people, what their player looks like is genuinely important, as is feeling like theyve got something that seems worth the money they spent on it...
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Only in the fast-paced world of technology could the words "Whats old is new again" refer to a product thats been dead for barely a year. Yet how else can you describe the second-generation nano but as the resurrection of the iPod mini? Though App...
The second-generation nano feels and looks great, with a rugged aluminium finish and bright display. Add the vastly improved battery, high-quality recording and search functions, and youve found this Christmass must-have purchase. Christopher Breen...
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The improvements are not groundbreaking, but the nano still remains an excellent portable music player and should keep iPod fans pleased.
New aluminium design and colours, Brighter display, Drop in price, Search function, Gapless playback. Better battery life...
No extras such as FM radio, Not all colours available for each size The Final Word The improvements are not groundbreaking, but the nano still remains an excellent portable music player and should keep iPod fans pleased.
The improvements are not groundbreaking, but the nano still remains an excellent portable music player and should keep iPod fans pleased.
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The iPod Nano has been refined, and its larger capacity and sleek styling makes it more appealing than ever.
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2014-01-03 18:04:07
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Apple has done the nigh on impossible and made the iPod Nano even better. If you lamented the loss of the old metal-clad iPod Mini and werent tempted by the scratch-magnet Nano that Apple replaced it with, the new model may be just what youre looki...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2014-01-03 18:04:07
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first take Apples second generation iPod Nano looks and feels better than the original, and comes in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB versions.
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Of course, having established the black and white pairing and seen it emulated during the last 12 months by a thousand electronic devices, Apple has little choice but to make a change if its to stay ahead of the game, and at least this time round th...
The new Nano is certainly more iPod for your money, and theres no doubt that, feature-wise, its a big improvement over the first-generation model. Me, I prefer the look of the old one, but if the popularity of the multi-coloured iPod Mini is anythin...
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated:
2014-01-03 18:04:07
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In its second iteration, the Nano continues to be an impressive personal music player.
Thin and light, easy iPod interface, good battery life.
iTunes has to be downloaded, no video, fixed battery, black only.
In its second iteration, the Nano continues to be an impressive personal music player.
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At its unveiling in autumn 2005, the first-generation iPod Nano drew a chorus of gasps, followed by wild applause: it was undoubtedly the coolest MP3 player the world had ever seen. So it was shocking when, a year later, Steve Jobs unveiled the second-...
Stylish. 24-hour battery life. Robust design.
No video. No Windows Media support.
Not the most feature-rich Flash MP3 player, but still the sexiest – and the second-generation Nano addresses all the weaknesses of its predecessor...
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thestar.com.my Updated:
2016-11-25 03:35:29
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Smaller nano with big improvements iPod nano (Apple Computer, Inc) Portable digital audio player Storage: 8GB Flash memory Interface: USB2.0 Battery: Built-in lithium-ion (maximum 24 hours playback) Other features: Image support, games, Nike + iPod s...
More affordable price; new design and colours; longer battery life, better search function.
Minor problems synching with iTunes.
CHONG JINN XIUNG says the new iPod nano comes with all the right reasons to finally own an iPod, if you have been holding back on owning one all this while.JUST when you thought things couldn’t get better for iPod owners everywhere, Apple launches a...
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