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Product family : iPod
Product name : iPod nano 16Gb Purple
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Short summary description Apple iPod nano 16Gb Purple :
Apple iPod nano 16Gb Purple, 16 GB, LCD, 36,8 g, Purple
Long summary description Apple iPod nano 16Gb Purple :
Apple iPod nano 16Gb Purple. Total storage capacity: 16 GB. Display: LCD. Continuous audio playback time: 24 h. Weight: 36,8 g. Product color: Purple

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Reviews

thinkcomputers.org

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:100

Apple’s iPod is the most popular MP3 player out there, if someone I know has an MP3 player it’s an iPod. I don’t think I’ve even seen an MP3 player lately that isn’t an iPod. The last time we reviewed an iPod at was the . Today we have its successo...

Great design, Plays both video and audio, FM tuner, External speaker, Included video camera...
None...
I actually had the first iPod Nano and it has sure come a long way since then! That iPod only really played music that was it. With this iPod you can play music, movies, listen to the radio, play games, record video, check the time, have a calendar, an...

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pcmag-mideast.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:80

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. With a new polished and...

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 can’t capture still images. Ships with Apple’s signature subpar earbuds.

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pcworld.in

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:86

The fourth generation Apple iPod Nano was launched in September last year and still remains the best mid-range MP3 player that you can get in the market. The 8GB of storage it offers is the highest in our top 5 as the rest of the players seem happy wit...

Sleek Design, Good Screen, Great Sound, Responsive Controls...
Dependance on iTunes, Subpar earphones, UI needs to be more refined, Expensive...
The Apple iPod Nano’s fourth iteration maintains its reputation as an excellent MP3 player. However, in terms of design it has gone under the scalpel and emerged looking sleeker and more svelte. It still retains winning features such as its click whee...

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everythingusb.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:0

Touch screen MP3 players have been getting all the attention lately, and some would say it's unjustified. Rightfully so, I say! On the move, nothing beats the control offered by a tactile player and now that Apple's returned to the slim form factor wit...

Return of slim form factor, Decent sound quality, "Genius" recommendation system, Excellent screen and video quality, Simple UI, Large selection of games, Accelerometer works well in games and video, Roughly 30 hours battery life...
No firewire breaks support for many 3rd party chargers, No built-in microphone, No OGG Vorbis or FLAC support...
Apple's best iPod yet hates the 3rd party chargers that preceded it. Pros & ConsReturn of slim form factor Decent sound quality "Genius" recommendation system Excellent screen and video quality Simple UI Large selection of games Accelerometer works wel...

pocketpccentral.net

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:0

Apple iPod nano - 4th Generation Apples 4th Generation (4G) iPod nano represents the third redesign of the miniscule player and adds an accelerometer, more storage capacity and an improved user interface. The iPod nano has been the most popular...

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brighthub.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:80

The new iPod Nano is back, and its looking hot. Read my review for more! The New iPodI absolutely love all the iPod Nano models (except the 3rd generation. Ugh. It just sends shivers down my spine). So, while I was at the Apple Store in Chicago (wher...

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Businessweek.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:90

The Good: Great screen, light, improved interface The Bad: You must twist the device 90 degrees to watch videos The Bottom Line: Another great effort from Apple, even if you liked the previous iPod Nano a little better...

Great screen, light, improved interface...
You must twist the device 90 degrees to watch videos...
Another great effort from Apple, even if you liked the previous iPod Nano a little better...

ld2.ciol.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:90

Few would argue with the numero uno status which the iPod commands. And despite all the numerous competitors selling higher capacity, feature-laden products at the same price, the iPod's leadership isn't going to fizzle out any time soon. The new...

New colors, accelero-meter, bright screen...
iTunes 8...

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bigpicturebigsound.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:88

Video, audio, Shake to Shuffle, spoken menus: Some pretty amazing things come inside this incredibly small, one-piece aluminum package.

Feels amazing in the hand, with onethumb clickwheel control, Unique new convenience (and coolness) features...
Battery life slightly shorter for video than previous generation, Some might squint at video on the twoinch screen...
Were in the fourth generation now so its easy to lose sight of the understated marvel here. Although a different experience from the second-gen iPod touch, launched concurrently, the 4th generation iPod nano is a serious entertainer in its own right...

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about.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:0

The 4th-generation iPod nano returns the nano to its roots – it’s once again a tall, narrow iPod. The 3rd-generation model was a radical departure for the nano line, with its squat size and square screen, but the 4th-generation model is tall, with a re...

cravingtech.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:0

Apple has launched its next generation of iPod Nano (the 4th Generation), also known by people as the iPod Nano Chromatic. It comes with 9 different varieties of colours to suit everyone’s taste. Now there is no more reason not to get an iPod! iPod Nan...

Sleek and sexy design, Slim, Photos, Podcasts, and Videos support, Good quality sound, Lots of features for a mere media player, Available on different flavours (colours), iPod Nano 4th Generation...
The annoying “Genius is unavailable for the selected song” error, Shake feature is fun, but not practical Battery life is not so great, A bit confusing on the navigation, Can’t play songs when the iPod is connected to the PC iTunes reliant, Bookmark and Share...
Overall, the 4th generation iPod Nano Chromatic is a great all around mp3 player. It has more features than you need for a media player, but if the price is not a big deal for you, then grab it. It is simply the sexiest looking mp3 player out there at...

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technogog.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:90

So, believe it or not I’ve never owned an iPod, you’d think being into technology as much as I am I’d have at least one, but nope, not until now. Since I’ve had the iPod, I’ve had quite a bit of time to play with it, and well, I’m not that impressed w...

Accelerometer is useful and fun, Easy to use, Well made, Lightweight and very portable, Lots of content for it on the iTunes store, Videos and pictures look sharp...
Earbuds don’t offer the best sound quality and they aren’t very comfortable, Not exactly compatible with older accessories, Interface is touchy/over sensitive, Glass screen cover possible to break easily...
The 4th Generation iPod Nano offers a few more features over the last generation that I think people will appreciate. The interface is great, the screen is bright and vivid and works well for pictures, videos and everything else it does. The built in...

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hardwaresecrets.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:0

Forget about the last iPod Nano: this newborn fourth-generation is the one that Apple fans have been waiting for since the launch of the sleek and skinny second-generation model, which had colorful display, capacity for photos and a great design, but y...

Strong PointsSlimmer than previous modelPlays videoImages twist to be viewed in widescreen modeBrowsing the albums became easierWeak PointsGenius function doesn’t work so wellBattery life could be better for video playbackLacks a charger...

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techtree.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:31

Average rating:80

Apple is known for its peculiar product-release strategy; they re-fresh most of their product line every year. Typically, a new product would have two to three additional features added to its list. Also, the products hardware attributes (consider mem...

Ultra-sleek and Light-weight, Built-in Accelerometer, Good audio and video quality, Decent battery life, Intuitive User Interface, Good data transfer rates.
Drag-n-drop of media not possible, Screen a bit too small for videos, Basic features like FM radio and voice recorder still missing.
The 4th generation of the iPod Nano 8 GB sells at approximately Rs. 9,000 while the 16 GB sells for around Rs. 11,500. This is completely against Apples theory of keeping the price of the newer edition the same (at least here in India, since in the U...

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trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:80

I wasn't really a fan of the third generation iPod nano . Apple's decision to make its svelte player look like a traditional iPod was misguided in my opinion, and made it aesthetically less appealing, while also making it far less usable. The thin, but ra...

There's no doubt that the fourth generation iPod nano is the best so far. The design is beautiful, even by Apple's high standards, and the user interface is as intuitive as it always was. Crossfade is superb, and makes listening on shuffle even more enjoy...

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apcmag.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:90

The diminutive nano has undergone more design changes than any other iPod, and the latest fourth-generation version continues the trend by ditching the short and wide shape of its precedessor for a more conventional long and narrow design that looks li...

Great selection of colour options, Increase to 16GB capacity, Beautiful user interface...
Colours are a little faded, Sound quality is average...

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computershopper.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:85

Although the Touch was the star of Apple’s iPod event in September, it was the Nano that received the most extensive overhaul. The squat, widescreen-friendly form factor has been ditched in favor of a familiar tall-and-slender look. To ke...

Return to more pocket-friendly form factor; accelerometer makes small screen more useful; speedy Cover Flow navigation...
Requires upgrading to resource-hogging iTunes 8; audio recording requires additional Apple purchase; Genius feature needs education...

tech2.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:90

The first-gen nano, in retrospect, was no great shakes. It had limited functions and the small screen went against it. The second was cool too, while the third-gen nano had a new chic look, with video capabilities and a bigger, sharper screen. It was w...

The battery life has reduced compared to the previous-gen nano. One movie is enough to drain the battery. But music lasts plenty of hours. Remember, if you are upgrading from an old iPod, you will still need to get iTunes 8 to work on the new nano. You...

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Laptopmag.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:80

The fourth-gen nano takes some cues from the iPod touch while offering an improved design.

Slim and curvy design, Very good sound, Accelerometer enhances many features, Sharp and bright screen...
Average battery life, No wireless feature...
While the $149 iPod nano 4G doesn’t incorporate wireless features like the similarly priced, flash-based Zune, it has a more compelling design. We like the accelerometer and the Genius feature; iTunes is an easier service to use in regard to pricing...

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pocketpccentral.net

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:0

4th Generation iPod nano (Blue) Whatever gadget lust I feel for other modern gismos, Apple’s iPod holds a special place in my techie heart. Sure, it has limitations, and Apple’s penchant for myopic control generally bums me out, but ev...

So, should you get the 4G iPod nano? Probably. If you have an older 1G or 2G nano, you should upgrade, if only for the improved screen, increased storage capacity and better battery life. Some 3G nano owners may not want to upgrade, particularly i...

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Digitaltrends.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:75

Apples latest iPod nano continues to loom over the heads of its competitors despite players with better sound and more features from companies like Sony and Microsoft. The redesigned body almost seems like a brush of nostalgia, though it definitely im...

Accelerometer enhances interface and games, Extremely thin design and lots of color choices, Very good AV quality, Useful new features like Genius, adjustable font size, and spoken menus...
No wireless features, No custom EQ, Mediocre battery life, *...
Overall, were pretty satisfied with the new nano, even though its nowhere near as sexy as the newly revamped iPod touch. And on a small, dedicated audio player thats focused on slim design and pocketability, we dont feel too slighted that the nano...

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arstechnica.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:0

As an Apple-made portable media device, the 4G iPod nano is quite solid—surprisingly so, given the fact that half the world has already moved on to the iPhone and iPod touch. But the new nano gives potential buyers—including many of our own readers and...

Triumphant return to the stick design, hooray!, Support for new headphones with clicker and/or iPhone headphones, New features make it the best click-wheel iPod yet (shake to shuffle, Genius playlists, accelerometer)...
Apple is hitting a dead end with UI innovation for these things, Many games made for click-wheel iPods dont make use of the accelerometer, and therefore suck (but some do!)...
As an Apple-made portable media device, the 4G iPod nano is quite solid—surprisingly so, given the fact that half the world has already moved on to the iPhone and iPod touch. But the new nano gives potential buyers—including many of our own re...

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macworld.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:90

When Apple released the third-generation iPod nano () last fall, the company unveiled a radically redesigned player, essentially turning the nano into a miniature version of the iPod classic in both functionality and appearance. It would have been toug...

Most capacious nano yet; more features than the iPod classic; Genius feature works directly on iPod; better-than-estimated battery life; Spoken Menus and larger menu fonts improve accessibility; improved interface with optional preview panel; audio-crossf...
iderably under-hyped is the 4G nano’s new Spoken Menus feature, which actually “reads aloud” as you browse the iPod’s menus, offering nearly-complete navigation even if you can’t see the iPod’s screen. Designed to incre...
Aesthetic changes aside, the fourth-generation iPod nano isn’t the dramatic overhaul last year’s nano was. If you’ve already got a 3G nano, the 4G model’s new features may not be compelling enough to get you to upgrade—especi...

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infosyncworld.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:0

Check out our hands-on video of the Apple iPod nano 4G, the shiny portable media player with new accelerometer features and video playback.

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This text will be replaced We wont miss the older, square, postage stamp-shaped iPod nano 3G; we definitely welcome the return to Nano form in the new Apple iPod nano 4G. This iPod nano is sharp, almost in a literal way, the edges are so tapered an...

ilounge.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:32

Average rating:80

Click Below to Read the Rest of This Review: Page 1 - Introducing the iPod nano (4th Generation)Page 2 - Physical Characteristics, Packaging, and Pack-InsPage 3 - Nine -- Thats Right, Nine -- Different Colors, ComparedPage 4 - Whats Inside: The 4G...

Apple’s highest-capacity mid-range flash player to date, with an outstanding array of nine color options that for the first time are available at a $149 base price rather than as a premium option. Preserves most of the features of last year’s...
Battery life for video and game playing has dropped from prior version, though audio playback time is roughly the same. New tapered shape feels like a dull knife in the hand, versus the softer curves of prior iPods and nanos, and requires rotation for...
A Note From the Editors of iLounge: Though all products and services reviewed by iLounge are "final," many companies now make changes to their offerings after publication of our reviews, which may or may not be reflected above. This iLounge article pro...

v3.co.uk

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:33

Average rating:80

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 redesi...

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...

ilounge.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:33

Average rating:80

Click Below to Read the Rest of This Review: Page 1 - Introducing the iPod nano (4th Generation)Page 2 - Physical Characteristics, Packaging, and Pack-InsPage 3 - Nine -- Thats Right, Nine -- Different Colors, ComparedPage 4 - Whats Inside: The 4G...

Apple’s highest-capacity mid-range flash player to date, with an outstanding array of nine color options that for the first time are available at a $149 base price rather than as a premium option. Preserves most of the features of last year’s...
Battery life for video and game playing has dropped from prior version, though audio playback time is roughly the same. New tapered shape feels like a dull knife in the hand, versus the softer curves of prior iPods and nanos, and requires rotation for...
A Note From the Editors of iLounge: Though all products and services reviewed by iLounge are "final," many companies now make changes to their offerings after publication of our reviews, which may or may not be reflected above. This iLounge article pro...

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wired.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:33

Average rating:70

Heres a hard truth: Even if Apple decided to carve its new Nano out of petrified poo and bless it with a Braille display, the interface alone would still make Cupertinos latest flash-based music player leagues better than the competition. So whats o...

Enough colors to make you second guess dropping that third hit of acid before hitting the Apple store. Up to 16 gigs of storage. On the fly Genius (should be called Lazy) Playlists let you quickly suit your music mood. Energy saver mode is clutch. 8 gigs...
Why no love for the squarePod? Shaketoshuffle is a nightmare during parkour outings; switching off the muchneeded French Hip Hop in favor of our knitting podcasts whenever jostled. Tapered design is just curvy enough to be fey, but not quite severe enough...

stuff.tv

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:33

Average rating:100

Farewell fatty. Yup, Nano 3G – AKA the iPod Classic Mini-Me – is no more. This fourth incarnation is slimmer and taller than its forebear. Indeed, with the demise of the mildly chunky 160GB Classic, heavy-boned Apple staff must surely be shift...

Insanely slim and light. Great visuals. Feature count. Energetic sound...
iTunes 8 arm-bending. Genius demands data. Some screen reflections. Average buds...
With a slimmed chassis and a boosted feature list, what’s not to like? Apple’s arm-twisting, that’s what...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:33

Average rating:82

The latest iPod Nano combines the larger screen of the third-generation Nano with the slender design and vibrant colors of the second-generation models. Taken as a whole, the fourth-generation iPod Nano marks the further evolution of an already-strong...

Very slim and lightweight, Supports voice recording...
No FM tuner, Must be turned sideways for video viewing...

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techworld.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:33

Average rating:0

The new 4G iPod nano leaves behind the shorter, wider shape of the third-generation (3G) model to embrace the taller, slimmer profile of the nanos of old - even slimmer, in fact, than those older models.When it comes to physical appearances, the fourt...

Overall, the new 4G iPod nano looks like a solid upgrade in most areas, despite slightly-shorter video-watching battery life (and, to some of us, a step backwards in shape). Perhaps most important - from Apple's perspective, at least - the new design...

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pcmag.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:33

Average rating:90

Apples fourth generation (4G) iPod nano melds the best of nanos old and new: specifically the older, more popular tall-and-slim design with the newer, larger screen from the third-generation player. At $149 for 8GB, and $199 for 16GB, the nano is im...

Sexy, thin, rounded design. Same excellent user interface as in previous nanos. Built-in accelerometer shifts screen for horizontal viewing (like on the iPhone and iPod touch) and lets you shuffle songs by shaking the player. Genius feature creates on-the...
No built-in mic—you need to upgrade earbuds to use the integrated voice recorder. Apple still hasnt upgraded those lame bundled earbuds.
Apples slimmed-down, slicker-than-ever iPod nano responds to your movements, creates playlists it thinks youll like, and makes the competition look like a bunch of clunkers...

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mp3.com

Updated:
2011-07-30 07:46:33

Average rating:85

The fourth-generation iPod Nano is more attractive and colorful than its predecessor and includes Apples new Genius playlist tool, a tilt sensor, and accessibility features for the visually impaired.

The fourth-generation iPod Nano is more attractive and colorful than its predecessor and includes Apples new Genius playlist tool, a tilt sensor, and accessibility features for the visually impaired.
To use the new Nano, you must upgrade to Apples iTunes 8 software with its laundry list of hardware requirements; the rounded screen invites glare; sound quality is only average.
The fourth-generation iPod Nano is easy on the eyes and the wallet, and you cant beat its hardware and user interface design. Just be sure to give iTunes 8 a spin before committing.

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