techradar.com Updated:
2011-07-30 09:22:03
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Stubby. That was the first word that popped into our heads when we clapped eyes on the new iPod nano. Three seconds later, though, with the device lying seductively in our hands, we turned from sceptic to believer. Its nearly impossible not to be full...
Amazing screen resolution, Small and light, New menus and Cover Flow...
Screen is small, Stubby design, 8GB maximum memory...
Stubby. That was the first word that popped into our heads when we clapped eyes on the new iPod nano. Three seconds later, though, with the device lying seductively in our hands, we turned from sceptic to believer. Its nearly impossible not to be full...
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It used to be that buying an iPod nano instead of a full-size iPod meant more than giving up storage capacity to get a smaller player; you also sacrificed features, such as video playback and output, better games, and audio recording. Apple added recor...
All the features of the iPod classic – including video playback, video output, and games – in a smaller, less-expensive, and flash-memory-based player; Bright, clear screen; very good sound quality, excellent battery life, improved user interf...
Incompatible with some existing dock-connector accessories, shiny back surface not as rugged as anodised metal of previous version, can’t use previously-purchased games, Cover Flow performance limited, new visuals-heavy interface slowed by album art...
The iPod touch complicates the ‘Which iPod should I buy?’ question. But when it comes to traditional iPods, the decision has never been easier. For those without huge iTunes libraries – or people who don’t mind managing which part...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 09:22:03
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Worthy successors to the iPod name. Sleek looks and intuitive menus at a fair price. The legendary white iPod is no more. In its place is a slimmer brushed aluminium model, in silver or black, known as the iPod classic. Unlike Coke Classic, its even...
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Both players have their strong points, but the best feature remains the simple interface and excellent design. The iPod touch might be the one grabbing headlines, but Apple has given the entire iPod range a thorough shake-up. Theres no longer any suc...
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After an Apple mole leaked a picture of the somewhat chubby new iPod nano on the intertubes before the computer companys illustrious leader could make its birth announcement, some were in two minds about the upcoming device. After all, it represented...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-30 09:22:04
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The iPod Nano is now here in its third version but with the same incomparable design that makes it so unique. Very attractive and small, it finally makes the transition from audio to multimedia player. And actually, its main innovation is that the Na...
Small size, Design and ergonomics, Display quality, Autonomy...
Can only be synchronized with a single computer, No drag and drop to transfer files, Battery cannot by removed, Fastidious video conversion...
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The first thing youll notice about the third-generation Apple iPod nano is its 2in display. How can you not? The display occupies more than half of the device - fitting, considering that one of the big selling points of the nano is it can now play v...
What the nano lacks in a few features and flexibility, it makes up for with its stylish flair. With the nano, Apple delivers a highly capable, eye-catching media player, including great audio quality and a bright, high-resolution display for watching...
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The good Wider screen than before, doesn sit comfortably in hand The bad Still a small screen, no FM radio We say Get past the hyperbole and its just an average MP3 player...
Wider screen than before, doesnt sit comfortably in hand...
Still a small screen, no FM radio...
Get past the hyperbole and its just an average MP3 player...
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What youll notice straight away is its shape: its a little shorter and much wider than its predecessor. Both the 4GB and 8GB configurations are identical in terms of dimensions - 6.9 x 5.2 x 0.7cm - so it is thinner than the older model, but at 49.2...
Apple continues to make great products - you cant deny it. But, at the same time one starts to suspect its lost its way just a little. Once, any product sporting the bitten fruit logo was going to be both super stylish and durable. Yes, the new Nano...
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Youve got to give Apple credit. They usually dont get there first, but they do a hell of a job once they do. Other companies have been releasing iPod nano-sized and nano-priced MP3 players that also play video for about 18 months, a feature that was...
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Apples new iPod nanos.Photo: Heres a prediction: in precisely 91 days time, many people will be peeling back the wrapping paper on a Christmas present to reveal a perspex rectangular box about the size of two decks of playing cards. Inside th...
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Wider but shorter and thinner thanks to the addition of a 2in display for video playback, Apples latest iPod nano is certainly awkward looking. But beneath its chubby, anodised aluminium exterior is another fine music player. Video: We scratch, drop a...
Excellent interface, brighter and larger display for video playback, anodised aluminium front, improved battery life, Cover Flow feature...
The screen is a little small for comfortable video playback, chrome backing shows scratches and fingerprints easily, small and stubborn hold switch The Final Word Despite its shape and size changing dramatically, the new iPod nano still manages to be t...
Despite its shape and size changing dramatically, the new iPod nano still manages to be the best designed player on the market. Under the hood lies an excellent music player, and a capable video player representing great value at this price.
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 10:15:56
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The new iPods are in, and so is our first take.
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 10:15:57
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DesignLove it or hate it, and opinion seems firmly divided, theres no getting past the look of the third generation iPod nano. Gone is the candy bar design of the Minis and first two nanos. In is the iPod Classic shrunk in the wash look, which conspir...
Bigger, brighter screen, Video playback, Cover Flow and preview pane look sweet, Better value than ever, Audio quality much improved...
but still not great, New look doesnt appeal to everyone, Video out cables cost AU$79!, Thinner Click Wheel hard to use...
Honey, I shrunk the iPod! The new nano has all the features of its big brother, the Classic, but in a smaller package with fewer gigabytes.
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 10:15:57
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The previous Nano generations were nice players, but it was hard to make the case for buying them when the hard disk-based iPods (now sold as the iPod Classic) were a similar price for much more storage. Adding video and the very enticing carrot of vas...
Adds video playback, Cover Flow searching, superb battery life.
Chunky design, bottom-mounted headphone socket, no supplied video conversion software.
The previous Nano generations were nice players, but it was hard to make the case for buying them when the hard disk-based iPods (now sold as the iPod Classic) were a similar price for much more storage. Adding video and the very enticing carrot of vas...
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Video review: The best MP3 player in the world: tiny, attractive and extremely talented...
Excellent sound, video, interface. Flawless iTunes integration. Build quality...
Divisive styling...
The best MP3 player in the world: tiny, attractive and extremely talented...
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