Ipod Nano
Q: Oky, so i am about to sell my mp3 player and get a ipod instead. But i can't decide whether to buy the ipod nano 2nd generation or the ipod nano 3rd generation. i've heard that the 3rd generation is wide and feels awkward in the hand. But then again i've heard the price of the ipod nano 2nd is more expensive than the 3rd generation. Which one should i get? I have about 1300 songs and im not planning on stopping there. I dont care for videos, im just using it for music. I like the big screen on the 3rd generation but i like the way the 2nd one feels in the hand.
A: I just bought a 3rd gen nano to replace my older nano and greatly prefer the new one over the old. The 3rd generation nano is even smaller than it looks in the ads. I would try going to stores and trying out each one if you are worried it will feel too awkward. The new nano has a larger, brighter, and sharper screen. The new cover flow feature is also a plus. So I would recommend that you get the 3rd generation, but in the end its all up to what you like the most.
The screen on my ipod video broke, and I have an ipod nano with no funcionality but the screen does work. So I want to know if i can connect the ipod nano screen to the 30 gig ipod.
Does anyone know if this is possible before I disasemble my video?
The new iPod Nano is back, and it's looking hot. Read my review for more! The New iPod Design Quality Ease of Use I absolutely love all the iPod Nano models (except the 3 rd generation. Ugh. It just sends shivers down my spine). So, while I was at the Apple Store in Chicago (where else would I be?) I spotted the stunning new iPod Nano, 4 th Generat...
The lawsuit, which was originally filed in 2006, argued that because iPods don’t come with a decibel meter that lets users know how much noise the device is producing, consumers don’t understand the potential damage they could be causing themselves by listening to loud music for long periods of time. It also claimed that the earbuds that come with the iPod increase the risk that damage could occur because they are designed to be placed inside the ear.
In dismissing an appeal in the case Wednesday, a three-judge panel from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals called the claims “obvious” and said that a reasonable person could easily avoid hearing loss by turning the volume down. The judges also said that the plaintiffs in the case—a Louisiana man and a California man—lacked the legal standing to bring the case because neither one had actually suffered hearing loss.
The court also pointed out that iPods come with a warning that listening to loud music through headphones can result in hearing loss. During arguments, Apple’s lawyer said the intended use of the iPod was to listen to music–not necessarily loudly–and that making the company liable for people who turn the volume all the way up is akin to punishing a car maker whose vehicle can travel above the speed limit or a food company whose product is so delicious that people don’t want to stop eating it.
i just traded my old video nano for the new ipod chromatic.
what exactly does the ipod chrom. do (that's different from the video nano)?
I have songs on my ipod that was on my old computer. The computer broke down and I have the ipod in my new computer. How do you get songs from your ipod to display to your library? ( I have an ipod nano that I brought in 2006)
2009 Gets Many iPhone Nano Rumors - High Tech Lounge
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Stick your iPod here, there, anywhere - Los Angeles Times Stick your iPod here, there, anywhere The iStik is a carrying case that lets you put your iPod Nano almost anywhere on your clothes. Slip the iPod in the case and put the magnetic fastener under |
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Incipio Lloyd Most dockable iPods--including the third- and fourth-generation (4G) iPod nano and full-size iPods as far back as the third generation--let you use a |
iPod nano
Official site for Apple's iPod nano, a pencil-thin iPod MP3 player with the capability to store up to 1,000 songs including full color album art.
iPod Nano - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The iPod Nano has gone through four models, or generations, since ... Instead of the hard disk which is used in the iPod Classic, the Nano uses flash memory. ...
Apple - Support - iPod nano
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iPod nano at The Apple Store
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