Music and technology are an unbeatable tandem, especially if we’re talking about the iPod Nano, the biggest craze snapped up by consumers everywhere since microgadgets like the mini tape recorder, mini CDs and other practical wonders of the digital world.
Whether on the go or headed for work, in the gym, or while engaging in weekend fun & frolic, there’s nothing quite like putting on a little music and taking off with the riveting yet functional iPod Nano, the must-have gadget season after season.
The popular iPod Nano has actually undergone design changes in its decorated past. The iPod nano landed in the marketplace in September 2005. Utilizing high capacity flash memory for its file storage, it sported a brand new scroll wheel. The nifty device was made available in 2 GB and 4 GB capacity in either black or white.
In 2006, a new metallic Nano arrived, and this year, the Nano's form factor was whisked back to the taller, thinner silhouette of the previous eras. The recently unveiled Nano models are oval-shaped devices that are the thinnest iPods that have ever rolled out from the iPod leader. A version offered at $149 comes with 8 gigabytes of memory (capable of storing 2,000 songs); while a higher-priced 16-gigabyte version can hold up to 4,000 songs.
Today’s iPod nano features bright color display, and up to 5 hours of video playback (read: you can watch two movies back to back). Ipod Nano users can also browse thousands of episodes of TV shows available on the iTunes Store, which likewise features thousands of free video and audio podcasts
For a fantastic assortment of topnotch iPods and quality MP3 accessories,
check out the Ipod Superstore.
Tuesday, 23 September 2008
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