The Apple iPod
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New Apple iPod Nano 8GB (Nov 2008, 4th Generation)
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Features of iPod Nano
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The aluminium and glass design iPod Nano has an 8GB solid-state flash drive that can hold approximately 2,000 songs, 7,000 photos, or 8 hours of video. The 320x240 size LCD screen is 2 inches wide lit by a low-power bright LED. The new iPod Nano features an accelerometer (tilt sensor) that lets you shuffle music by shaking the Nano or viewing the screen both horizontally and vertically without pressing any buttons. The Nano comes with a ball and maze game that works with the accelerometer. For all features see Apple's iPod Nano webpage. |
4th Generation iPod Nano 'Chromatic' videoLink to video |
Choose your iPod Nano colour
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"I already have an iPod Nano 3rd generation, and I said to myself I wasn't going to purchase a new one this year. However I couldn't help myself when I visited the Apple Store and was completely won over by this little beauty. [...]", K, UK 
Related
- iPod Nano - on wikipedia
- iPod Nano Apple UK - official site for the UK
New Apple iPod Classic (Nov 2008, 6th Generation)
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Features of iPod Classic
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The design of the iPod classic includes a 120GB (80GB and 160GB have been discontinued) 1.8 inch hard-drive that can hold approximately 30,000 songs, 25,000 photos, or 150 hours of video. The iPod classic comes in 2 colours - black and silver. The 320x240 size LCD screen is 2.5 inches wide lit by a low-power bright LED. The battery provides 36 hours of viewing/listening time. The iPod classic comes with the games Vortex and Klondike - with more iPod games available for purchase from Apple. For all features see Apple's iPod Classic webpage. |
6th Generation iPod Classic videoLink to video |
Choose your iPod Classic colour
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Customer feedback
"This is a great MP3/Video player with fantastic storage capacity but I would like to point out the new 120GB is not actually black - its more of a dark charcoal grey! I know as I already have a Classic 80GB which really is black, which is no big deal in many ways, although your nice black docking station/speakers will not actually match.
Having said that, the screen is fantastic, really clear and bright and although there are many 'experts' out there who say the sound quality is so-so, 'and not as good as my old IPod', I think it is fine and compares favourably with my ZEN Jukebox. It is really well made and finished, praise indeed from someone who resisted the IPod 'army' for some years - but the capacity and function of the Classic was difficult to resist when the ZEN packed in - and I'm happy with my choice. [...]", DD, UK 
Related
- iPod Classic - on wikipedia
- iPod Classic Apple UK - official site for the UK
New Apple iPod Shuffle (Nov 2008, 2nd Generation)
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Features of iPod Shuffle
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The design of the iPod Shuffle includes 1GB of Flash memory that can hold approximately 240 songs. There is no screen. Like all other iPod the Shuffle uses the thumb-friendly, circular control pad to change volume and control the music. The battery is charged via a USB docking station and provides 12 hours of listening time. The iPod shuffle plays MP3, AAC and audio-books. For all features see Apple's iPod Classic webpage. |
2nd Generation iPod Shuffle videoLink to video |
Choose your iPod Shuffle colour
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Customer feedback
"Now, to start with, if you want a player which is multi-purpose, and can play videos and view photos - look elsewhere. This is strictly music only (with the exception of using it as a data drive). It doesn't have a screen, but for me this is perfect. I'm tired of waiting for my other player (Sony NW-HD3) to load up, then I have to troll through various menus, select the song, wait for the hard-disk to spin up before putting in my pocket, and having to take it out every time i want a song change. This for me does exactly what I need. I use it primarily in College and at the Gym. [...]", JS, UK
Related
- iPod Shuffle - on wikipedia
- iPod Shuffle Apple UK - official site for the UK
iPod Retailers
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iPods at AJ Electronics |
iPods at Advanced mp3 players |
External links
- Official iPod and iTunes eStore
- iPod history - on wikipedia
- Latest iPod news
- Apple touch pad patent
- iTunes: iTunes (UK)
- Apple Stores in London, UK: Brent Cross Shopping Centre, Regent Street London
- Reviews on Reghardware.co.uk: iPod Alternatives, 4th Generation iPod Nano, iTouch Review, 2nd Generation iPod Shuffle Review
- More videos: 1st iPod demo by Steve Jobs