itreviews.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:02
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A successful evolution of the iPod line, even if the camera is more novelty than necessity. You pay a premium for an iPod, but it's hard to argue that you don't get a good deal. Apple - iPod Nano 16GB price Buy Apple iPod Nano 16GB securely online at...
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I have owned a first generation Apple iPod Nano for a while; just recently it started to become unresponsive and then early on Sunday stayed switched on with no button working. So as I was working with a product that needed an iPod what do I do?...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:02
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MORE: See our video review of the Apple iPod NanoAfter an ill-advised foray into square-shaped designs, Apple returned to the more familiar rectangular body last year for its smallest music player with a screen, the iPod Nano...
Video recording is handy; sound quality good; radio is useful; small and compact...
No still camera; video camera lens is in an odd place; have to use iTunes software...
A very good music player, but the need to replace the substandard earphones make it relatively expensive Good points Video recording is handy; sound quality good; radio is useful; small and compact Bad points No still camera; video camera lens is in a...
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Apple's latest iPod Nano weighs just 34g and is no thicker than a pair of £1 coins, but Apple has squeezed in an FM radio and a video camera alongside its media playback features. The video camera records in H.264 format at a resolution of 640x480 pixe...
Apple's latest iPod Nano is impressively slim, but audio quality and battery life could be better, while some of the extras feel gimmicky...
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I’ve spent quite a lot of time with the latest 5th generation of the iPod Nano since its release last month, and found it to be a welcome addition to Apple’s holiday line-up with a host of welcome features including what must be Apple’s most leaked upd...
All things considered, the new 5th generation iPod Nano is well worth taking a look at if you want to upgrade your iPod, but I wouldn’t upgrade if I had a 4th generation Nano, as the new features, personally, don’t justify the purchase of anot...
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The nano pictured here might look identical to the at first glance, but look beyond the familiar dimensions and the fifth-generation model proves an interesting evolution. And no, we're not talking about the new, polished finish.Turn it over and big...
All manner of features, luxurious, compact looks, classleading pictures and sound...
Video recording isn't perfect, headphones as poor as ever...
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Apples annual iPod shindig on 9 September managed to be both underwhelming and forehead-slappingly frustrating in equal measure.On the one hand we were gifted with some minor makeovers, new colours and slightly lower prices.And on the other, we saw so...
Good value, Sleek design, Good quality playback...
Video camera & FM radio are pointless, Scrollwheel feels archaic...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:03
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Ease of use, Lightweight, FM radio, Easy to scratch, Still no audio improvements, iTunes needed...
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T3.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:03
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Is it picture perfect for Apple? When Steve Jobs compared the new iPod nano to the Flip Mino camcorder at the early September launch, we all wrote his boasts off as hyperbole. But upon using it, we discovered the old favourite nano had been drasticall...
New aluminum finish, Straightforward pedometer, Fun filters on video camera, Live Pause for radio, Larger, brighter screen...
Middle-click button, Location of lens...
Theres simply no better MP3 player thats available for under £150 with the wealth of features the new iPod nano has. The video recorder wont replace your Flip or HD camcorder, but will be handy for those action emergencies.
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It must be tough working in Apple's iPod development team. The pressure to keep improving must be unbearable, when even a two-year old Apple product would wipe the floor with most other portable audio players – at least from a design point of view. Wit...
The video capture is awkwardly implemented, but the rest of the new nano is lovelier than ever...
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Apple's domination of the MP3 player market is conclusive. Ever since the first iPod launched, rivals have pretty much continuously been playing catch-up. Sure, there have been stumbling points - the 3rd gen nano and latest shuffle have their (entirely ju...
The 5th gen iPod nano is inarguably Apple's best yet. It's still more expensive than its peers, but it's got more style than any rival and the addition of a video camera gives it more than a modicum of substance too...
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Apple rarely - if ever - praises the products of rival companies, but the recent launch of the new iPod range included an unexpected tribute to the merits of the compact and easy-to-use Flip camcorder. “That’s a market we want to get into,” said Apple...
It’s disappointing that the camera can’t shoot stills, but the Nano’s super-slim design and slick interface means that it’ll nonetheless appeal to young folk who just want a convenient all-in-one device that will let them play musi...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:03
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The fifth generation iPod nano doesn't come with a design tweak, but instead packs a raft of new features, including the ability to shoot video, Apple's Genius "personal DJ", FM radio (including live pause), the Shuffle's Voiceover tech, a pedometer, o...
We already loved the nano, but we love this fifth generation model so much it hurts. In a good way. Apple's kept the same slender design as the previous model, but given it a larger 2.2-inch screen which is great for showing off that spanking new vide...
Not much really. You still can't take still photographs (which seems weird as you can now capture VGA video). Also when taking video you're in danger of shooting your fingers. But that's par for the course with something this small. Oh and the...
To fit so many new features into a product that's this lithe can only be put down to warlockery. That or some very clever technicians. This is the best nano yet!Apple iPod nano 5G is tagged with Apple, ipod nano and 5G. Select a tag (Apple, for exampl...
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Product Code: MC046QB/A Apple has launched a new iPod nano with a built-in camera - the 'fifth-generation Apple iPod nano', or 'Apple iPod nano video'.Apple's smallest screen-bearing iPod, the iPod nano, has evolved in impressive fashion. A highly c...
The 4G iPod nano was an incremental update to the 3G nano that preceded it - new form, new colours, better storage, Genius playlist support, Spoken Menus, and an accelerometer. A fine, but hardly earthshaking, update. The 5G iPod nano is different. A...
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Few things in life are certain, but September’s iPod update is now so regular it might as well come pre-printed into the gadget addict diary. But this year’s update is different. Sure, Apple has unveiled a new iPod nano. And, yes, it has a load of...
Gorgeous interface and innovative twists on new features...
No still image capture and iTunes Tagging won’t work in the UK...
New features, new ideas: The iPod nano’s four years old, but this update keeps it as fresh as ever...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:04
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In some ways, Apple’s recent launch of its updated iPod range was a little disappointing, with only minor changes made to the iPod Classic and iPod Touch (albeit sweetened by welcome price cuts).However, the iPod Nano was, yet again, completely redesig...
Attractive slimline design; motion sensors...
A little more expensive than rival models; 16GB storage won’t be enough for some...
Stylishly designed and versatile music player that still sets the standard for its rivals...
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Take a quick glance at the new iPod nano and you'd be forgiven for mistaking it for the old one. Aside from an expanded range of nine colours, it sports the same slim, curved body, and the capacities haven't increased beyond 8GB and 16GB, either. Flip...
The video camera and FM radio are the standout new features, but it’s the nano’s super slim styling that marks it out from the family...
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 11:57:48
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Apple's thrown everything short of the kitchen sink at the fifth generation iPod Nano, with a raft of new features designed to get the iPod crazed public excited. While it's still a great music player, the new features certainly aren't enough to warra...
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Video will begin in 5 seconds. What type of connection do you have? Video settings form Automatically detect my connection speed (recommended) 56K modem Home broadband (100+ Kb/s) Medium-speed broadband (300+ Kb/s) High-speed broadband (600+ Kb/...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 11:57:56
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There are a lot of things about Apple that are downright irritating, from their arrogance to their aloofness to their pricing, then you pick up a product like their new iPod Nano and you realise why consumers fall in love with Apple products. There ar...
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The fifth-generation Apple iPod Nano retains the same elongated body as its predecessor, but adds several longed-for and unexpected features. The inability to take still photos is a tad perplexing, but the addition of an integrated speaker, video recording and an FM radio receiver make it the most capable and best value iPod Nano so far.Apple has made few aesthetic changes to the iPod Nano. You will no longer be able to tell the Nano's capacity as Apple has removed the label. The biggest cha...
Integrated speaker, video recording, FM radio with Live Pause, aluminium finish, in-line remote control support...
Recorded videos have odd aspect ratios, videos aren’t automatically synced, iTunes Tagging isn’t available in Australia...
Though retailing at the same price point as the previous generation, the fifth-generation iPod Nano offers a swag of new features, including video recording and an FM radio...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-20 02:54:33
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Gadget-fiends like ourselves recognise the end of Summer not by the reddening of the leaves or the shortening of the daylight hours, but by the annual launch of new iPods in early September.This year it’s the Nano 5G that Apple has lavished most attent...
Does everything except make coffee. Luxurious, compact looks. Class-leading pictures and sound...
Video recording isn’t perfect. Weak headphones...
Tonnes of new features plus better sound and video – the new Nano’s all gain and no pain...
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At first glance, the fifth-generation iPod nano isn't so different from the previous model. It's the same size and shape, and again comes in a plethora of cool metallic colours. The only external hints that there's something new going on are the slightly...
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cgena.com Updated:
2016-11-24 07:48:33
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The 5th Generation (5G) of the iPod Nano was released way back in September but our review unit arrived a little later than expected. No worries though because it is actually perfect timing. Christmas is just around the corner and by now people have e...
The iPod Touch is only a few thousands away from the iPod Nano 5th Generation. So why would you buy this small player when you can go for the bigger catch? Well the answer is pretty simple: the Nano 5G is portable. It is small, stylish, and definitely...
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The 5th Generation (5G) of the iPod Nano was released way back in September but our review unit arrived a little later than expected. No worries though because it is actually perfect timing. Christmas is just around the corner and by now people have e...
The iPod Touch is only a few thousands away from the iPod Nano 5th Generation. So why would you buy this small player when you can go for the bigger catch? Well the answer is pretty simple: the Nano 5G is portable. It is small, stylish, and definitely...
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The new Nano comes in some cool, bright colors and has an anodized aluminium finish. Though this gives the iPod a glossy look, the fingerprints are hard to see! The display screen has been amped up to 2.2” from the 2” from the previous model and...
Looks, livepause, video camera...
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With a major upgrade to its feature set from last year's model, the new nano might look similar on the outside, but it's a whole new animal, complete with FM radio and a rockin' video camera...
An easytouse VGA quality camcorder... in an iPod!, FM radio (finally!), with Live Pause and iTunes Tagging, Bigger screen, builtin speaker...
Shiny new finish becomes smudged more easily, No still photo capture with the video camera...
As amazing as all the new features (joining the old, and I'm not aware of any that have been lost along the way) is the simple fact that they manage to fit together inside the same physical space as last year, even with the addition of necessary hardw...
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pcworld.com_techhive.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:02
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The fifth-gen iPod Nano is almost impossibly slim, but somehow the wizards at Apple managed to pack in a video camera. Though you'll find a few other new features in the fifth-generation Nano ($150 for the 8GB version, $180 for the 16GB model; prices a...
Slim design with larger screen, New audio and video features work well...
Can only shoot video, not still images, Video lens is awkwardly placed...
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overclockershq.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:03
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It’s official! The iPod Nano has become the worlds most successfully selling mp3 player. This should come as no surprise as the nano’s color options, size, and relatively low price range make it a very accessible product. This small update bring so...
New finish makes colors look great!, 16GB Model is cheaper than last time around, Camera is just enough for average user, Retains same, slim form factor...
No 32 GB size like I expected, Pedometer is a bit faulty, Good unit, but really not that different when compared to last years...
Ultimately, the iPod Nano is a charming little piece of equipment. It continues the iPod legacy while adding some key new features to it’s arsenal. It does everything it says it will do in a well executed manner. Video quality lef...
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The fans have spoken, and this time, their requests were answered. Apple's newest iPod nano might be almost similar to its predecessor in terms of looks, but packs a whole new lot of surprises.Perhaps the most visible of these is the bite-sized media p...
It seems that Apple has decided not to make changes to what is a pretty good design for the iPod nano. While it is great to not fix anything that isn't broken, this seems to dampen the overall newness and excitement of the new media player a little.Bu...
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The fifth-Gen iPod nano is almost impossibly slim, but somehow the wizards at Apple managed to pack in a video camera. Though you’ll find a few other new features in the fifth-generation Nano, the video camera is the marquee addition. Considering how m...
Slim and Light design, Great build quality, Excellent Sound, Good Screen, FM Radio with Live Pause...
Subpar earphones, Dependance on iTunes...
The 5th generation Nano shoots video and plays FM radio that makes an excellent player a better player...
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It’s not often that a company launches a product that changes the playing field and saves the business all in one go, but that’s exactly what happened in late 2001 when Apple, on the ropes and hemorrhaging market share, brought out the first iPod.By to...
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Has Apple taken the nano someplace it shouldn't be? Are there too many features for a simple MP3 player? Post your opinion below.With the latest iPod nano, Apple’s finally addressing a long-standing issue: The missing FM tuner. The newest nano also inc...
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mobilitytoday.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:03
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Today we take a look at the newly released iPOD Nano 5g..The new iPod nano offers a video camera, a polished anodized aluminum finish, and a larger screen. Also making its debut: FM radio with Live Pause is featured on the nano, iPod nano now also now...
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Apple is clearly dominating the market in terms of media entertainment with the launch of the ipods, iphones and all their variants. They now want to improve their feature list by adding a FM radio and a camera to the new 16 Gb Nano range.Razzle Dazzl...
Sleek and compact design; great value for money; nice sound quality.
The FM radio and camera are still in their baby steps; scroll wheel not up to the mark.
With the new add- ons, apple seem to be trying too hard. There is no grace and etiquette, something all ipods are famed for. The add-ons just made a beautiful ipod look a tad shabby. Why would they put these features on it, if they all did lack in per...
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Gadget-fiends like ourselves recognise the end of Summer not by the reddening of the leaves or the shortening of the daylight hours, but by the annual launch of new iPods in early September.This year it’s the Nano 5G that Apple has lavished most attent...
Does everything except make coffee. Luxurious, compact looks. Class-leading pictures and sound...
Video recording isn’t perfect. Weak headphones...
Tonnes of new features plus better sound and video – the new Nano’s all gain and no pain...
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Incredibly thin, lightweight, and made of a durable aluminum, the fifth-generation iPod nano ($149 for 8GB, $179 for 16GB) doesn’t look much different from its predecessor, but appearances, as they say, can be deceiving. The latest refresh brings a sl...
Attractive aluminum design, Remarkably slim and lightweight, Larger display than predecessor, VoiceOver feature, Built-in pedometer and FM tuner...
Uncomfortable bundled earbuds, Lackluster video recording in low light, Not the best audio quality, nano doesn’t support iTunes Extras or iTunes LP photos/interviews...
The fifth iteration of Apple’s tiny portable media player keeps the same featherweight body as its predecessor but adds a bigger screen and video recording.
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The brand-new Nano has the same measurements as its predecessor (3.6 by 1.5 by 0.24 inches, 1.3 ounces) but offers a larger, 2.2-inch display (up from 2 inches). It comes in a rainbow of colors, encased in slick-looking, polished anodized aluminum. Th...
Overall, the new Nano is bound to give stand-alone pocket camcorders a run for the money. Sure, it doesn't shoot HD video, and it might not have the same video quality or extra features that dedicated pocket camcorders have, but I don't think that wil...
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The range of new Apple iPods are upon us. Before you ask, were still in the dark about the iPhone 3Gs arrival, although eminent. First up on the review front is the new iPod Nano with its on-board video camera. Let me first say that Im honestly surp...
Still a great design, Camera is great, plenty of modes, Music playback is great, Great FM reception, Battery life for audio is good...
Placement of the camera is bad, Should have had a Still camera as well...
The range of new Apple iPods are upon us. Before you ask, were still in the dark about the iPhone 3Gs arrival, although eminent. First up on the review front is the new iPod Nano with its on-board video camera. Let me first say that Im honestly surp...
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Trust Apple to bend the laws of physics. The fourth generation iPod nano was already a miniscule device, barely larger than a chocolate bar. And if you thought it couldnt get any slimmer, wait till you see the new iPod nano that was announced at Apple...
Incredibly slim and light, built-in camera, FM radio with Live Pause, good audio quality, pedometer function, built-in loudspeaker, good battery life...
Unimpressive display quality, camera does not capture still images, click wheel not very accurate at times...
Trust Apple to bend the laws of physics. The fourth generation iPod nano was already a miniscule device, barely larger than a chocolate bar. And if you thought it couldnt get any slimmer, wait till you see the new iPod nano that was announced at Apple...
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The new fifth generation iPod nano was introduced on 09-09-09; I got my hands on one the very next day and have been using and abusing it ever since. Let me just start this review by telling you that I think its the best iPod nano Apple has ever mad...
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maclife.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:03
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We loved the last iPod nano (5 out of 5 stars, Nov/08, p68) with its brightly colored, sleekly tapered aluminum case, accelorometer-assisted Cover Flow and Shake-to-Shuffle, and Genius playlists. The fifth-generation nano brings back all that goodness...
Built-in 640x480 video camera. FM radio, with live pausing and iTunes Tagging. Built-in pedometer. Voice memos. 16GB version is $20 cheaper than last generation.
Video camera doesnt work well in low light, and its easy to get your fingers in the way of the lens. Shiny, curved screen picks up some glare. Builtin speaker sounds tinny. Radio requires headphones. Included headphones dont support VoiceOver features. AC...
If you need a small, handheld video camera, youll get better quality and easier editing from any of the Flip cameras ($149.99 to $199.99, www.theflip.com), but if you want a rad little media player that can shoot quick videos of your friends goofing...
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Every September for the past four years, Apple has re-designed and refined the Nano (which replaced the popular, hard-drive-based iPod Mini). Over the years, the Nano evolved from plastic to aluminum, added video playback, bigger screens and ever-m...
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beatweek.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:03
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So Apple had their annual iPod/iTunes event on September 9, 2009 and with that, introduced improved iPod Touches, along with a totally revamped iPod nano, with iTunes 9 and iPhone OS 3.1, as well as the new iTunes LP format (codenamed “Cocktail”). I...
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Apple’s traditional September iPod event last week failed to deliver the all-encompassing camera update widely predicted, leaving the compact fifth-generation iPod nano as recipient of the most attention. With video recording capabilities, a new radio...
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macworld.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:03
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Apple’s smallest screen-bearing iPod, the iPod nano, has evolved in impressive fashion. A highly capable and affordable performer in its previous two iterations, the fifth-generation (5G) iPod nano adds the kind of useful and entertaining features that...
Larger display; video camera and microphone; built-in video effects; buffered FM radio with iTunes Tagging; pedometer.
Video shot indoors looks poor; FM reception adequate but not great; same old earbuds.
The 4G iPod nano was an incremental update to the 3G nano that preceded it—new form, new colors, better storage, Genius playlist support, Spoken Menus, and an accelerometer. A fine, but hardly earthshaking, update. The 5G iPod nano is different. A v...
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Click Below to Read the Rest of This Review: Page 1 - Introducing the iPod nano (Fifth-Generation)Page 2 - Physical Characteristics, Packaging, Pack-Ins, and ColorsPage 3 - Whats Inside: The 5G nanos Updated Interface, RadioPage 4 - Whats Inside:...
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ign.com
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2011-07-30 06:49:04
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This week Apple unveiled hardware revisions and pricing restructuring for each line of their iPod series, including the iPod Shuffle, iPod touch, iPod Classic, and iPod nano. While each model underwent a capacity expansion and in most cases, adhered to...
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As I’m sure many of you know Apple have announced their latest refresh of the iPod Touch and iPod nano lines, and while neither were really overhauled the nano picked up a few more features than its big brother. It’s been widely speculated that the...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:04
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Apple slips a camcorder into the same sharp iPod nano shell, adding new features and taking on the popular Flip camcorders with the Apple iPod nano 5G.
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Remarkably, the latest iPod nano looks almost identical to its predecessor, but this player packs so much more into its small frame: A video camera, an FM tuner (a first for iPods!), a pedometer for joggers, and a larger screen. Priced at $149 for 8...
Built-in video camera, mic, and speaker. Larger display, but same-size frame as previous-gen nano. Excellent user interface. New Genius Mix and VoiceOver features. Adds an FM tuner, and a pedometer.
So-so file support. Video camera cant capture still images. Ships with Apples signature subpar earbuds.
No other player offers video recording, but even without it, the iPod nano is still the most graceful device in its price range...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:04
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Since when did the little iPod Nano get so exciting? In its latest revision, Apples little-brother music and video player has stolen the show from the bigger, fancier iPod Touch. Now in its fifth generation, Apples compact media player...
Includes video camera, FM radio, and pedometer; slightly larger screen than previous version; saves last 15 minutes of radio play...
Recorded video isnt high-definition; video colors look slightly washed out when video is enlarged...
The latest iPod Nano steals the spotlight with major updates on top of the music, video, and photo features it already included. Apple packed a ton into this small (and attractive) gadget...
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The newest iPod Nano is incontrovertibly a step up from last year's model, crammed with new features including a video camera. But can the Nano stay the same cool little player while simultaneously invading the Flip-cam market? This new Nano—the...
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about.com Updated:
2011-07-30 06:49:04
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The GoodPacked full of terrific features – iPod, video camera, radio, pedometerGreat priceSmall and light The BadRelatively low capacityAwkward placement of cameraNo still photos The Price8 GB – US$14916 GB - US$179Viewed head on, the 5th generation iP...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
2011-09-13 20:31:12
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The Apple iPod Nano was been one of the leading MP3 players in the world for quite a while. It’s light weight, compact and has a sleek design which makes the portable aspect very nice. Probably for that very reason this has become a popular MP3 player...
Video recording capabilities is one of the strong features on this Apple product...
The Apple iPod Nano has a battery life of 24 hours.
If you want a few added features in addition to high-quality music performance, this MP3 player is worth your consideration...
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