The ipod classic remains one of the most popular ipods on the market, and, in our opinion is by far the best. It is the only choice for a true music fan wanting to take their entire collection with them, also, there are more speaker / amplifier devices built for the classic than other ipods. Even the ipod touch is inferior in these respects as it just does not have the storage capacity of the classic. Since its introduction in 2001, Apple’s iPod line of MP3 players has been a favorite of music lovers across the world. In fact, more than 173 million iPods had been sold as of September of 2008. One of the most popular MP3 players in the iPod lineup has been the iPod Classic.

There is good reason for this: The iPod Classic stores music and video on an internal hard drive. This means that it can hold more songs and videos than other iPods, which rely on flash memory. Depending on the model, the iPod Classic can store about 40,000 songs or 200 hours worth of videos.

That’s pretty impressive for a device that’s still thin enough to fit comfortably in the breast pocket of your shirt.

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Like all MP3 players, of course, the iPod Classic is not perfect. Some critics say that its sound quality, for instance, is a bit on the middling side. But the Classic’s storage space and video playback quality are still strong enough to rank the Classic as a top-of-the-line MP3 player.

Here’s an in-depth look at the iPod Classic and its features:

Sound quality: Not every is impressed with the sound quality on the Apple iPod Classic. Reviewers for sites such as CNET.com and consumerreports.org generally classify the Classic’s sound quality as “middle of the road.”

This would seem to be a problem for an MP3 player. After all, one of the main purposes of such a device is to provide top sound quality.

Perhaps the critics, though, are being too hard on the Classic, because this supposed lack of sound quality certainly hasn’t hurt sales. It appears that the sound quality is more than strong enough for the vast majority of consumers.

Video playback: Here both critics and consumers agree. The iPod Classic does a great job with video. The picture quality with both movies and music videos is surprisingly strong, with crisp, clear images the norm.

Depending on the Classic model you purchase – it’s possible to buy Classics with both 80GB and 160GB of storage space – you can store up to 200 hours of video files on your iPod Classic.

Video playback also includes some nifty features. For instance, if you stop watching a movie mid-way through, the video will pick up where you left off when you resume viewing it.

File support: There are no surprises here. The iPod Classic supports MPEG-4 and H.264 video in the MOV, MP4 or M4V file formats. That’s pretty standard. On the music side, the iPod Classic supports AAC, MP3, AIFF, WAV and Audible files. Again, this is standard.

Extras: The iPod Classic, much like the iPod Nano, comes equipped with some basic video games, just another way to pass the time. It also comes with an enhanced battery life. The iPod Classic 80GB version should deliver 30 hours of audio playback and five hours of video playback before needing to be recharged.

The battery times are even more impressive with the iPod Classic 160GB version, which boasts 40 hours of audio playback and seven for video before a recharge is needed.

The iPod Classic also displays on its video screen the album covers of bands whose music is stored on the device. This may seem like a rather meaningless feature. But it’s a nice touch, and adds a bit to the overall experience of listening to music on an iPod Classic.

Summary: The Apple iPod Classic is still one of the top high-storage MP3 players on the market. It may be overshadowed these days by all-in-one devices such as the iPhone. And the iPod Classic isn’t cheap with its price tag in the $250 range. But it’s still a must-have device for any music lover. After all, who else can you get 40,000 songs in your pocket?

The Ipod Touch is essentiall the iphone without the phone! It is a revolutionary product packed with lots of features, but to be frank, if you are looking for an ipod touch free with a mobile phone, then why not just upgrade your handset to an iphone? That is getting easier as Orange and o2 will soon release the iphone on their networks, and if you want an mp3 player, the ipod classic is a better device for listening to music. The Touch, now in its third incarnation, boasts a highly efficient mobile Web browser, which lets users access the Internet and send and receive e-mail messages while they’re on the go. The Touch is also great for playing video games. And, of course, the iPod Touch – like all devices in the iPod line – is a great way to listen to music or watch video. In short, there’s little that the iPod Touch can’t do. It’s this ingenious little device has received rave reviews from both the critics and consumers. In fact, the tough editors at the CNET Web site gave the third-generation Apple iPod Touch a sky-high rating of nine out of 10.

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What makes the Touch so special? Here are some of the top features of this incredible little device.

Browsing the Web: The iPod Touch comes with the Safari Web browser. This means that you can easily browse the Internet while you’re on the go. The device also comes with a handy e-mail program that is compatible with Gmail, Yahoo!, AOL, Microsoft Outlook or any other POP-based e-mail service. The Touch’s video screen does a great job of displaying vivid colors and images. You’ll feel as if you’re staring at a high-end video monitor while Web surfing with the Touch.

Video gaming: The iPod Touch shines brightest when it comes to video gaming. That’s because the third-generation of the device boasts a processor that is 50 percent faster than its previous incarnations. Games load more quickly. And they play smoothly, too. Because of this, the Touch might just be the best mobile devices for gamers.

Voice control: The Touch comes with unique voice-control capabilities. Users, accessing controls located on the Touch’s headphones, can say an artist’s name, a song name or an album title to bring up a desired track. Even better, if you’re listening to a song on your Touch that perfectly matches your mood for the day, you can command the device to “Play more songs like this” to access similar tunes. People passing you on the street might think you’re crazy when you shout out such commands, but it’s impossible to deny that this is one neat feature.

An expanding menu of features: It’s impossible to list all of the iPod Touch’s features. That’s because users can access so many by visiting the iTunes App Store. The Touch lets users go directly to the Apps store to purchase everything from social-networking tools to video games to ring tones.

The Genius feature: The third-generation Touch also comes with Apple’s Genius feature. This features allows users to easily generate 25-song playlists of like songs. The Touch does this by analyzing the musical styling of one song and then finding 24 other similar songs on the device. It’s a fun feature, especially because you never know quite what the Touch will come up with.

Audio and video playback: The Touch excels when it comes to video playback. The device even makes it easy for users to access the short videos of YouTube thanks to a special widget. Audio playback is again intuitive to anyone who’s ever owned an iPod product.

Conclusion: It’s almost unfair to call the third-generation Apple iPod Touch an MP3 player. It performs so many other tasks, and performs them so well, that the MP3 moniker seems too limiting.

We recommend the 64GB version. This variation of the Touch has more than enough power to show off the device’s features at their most impressive. The iPod Touch is the perfect MP3 player for anyone seeking the closest thing to a PC that can fit in a pocket.

The iPod Shuffle is now in its 5th generation and is about the size of a key, and it weighs about the same too! This miniscule size makes it convenient for jogging and other sports activities, but also limits the amount of features that Apple was able to incorporate in it.

The Shuffle’s small size also means that owners may struggle a bit to get used to its selecting their favorite songs. The only way to do this is through a tiny remote located on the Shuffle’s headphones.

But even with these drawbacks, the iPod Shuffle ranks as one of the most innovative MP3 players on the market. Here is a closer look at the MP3 players features, and its positives and negatives.

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Size: The most impressive feature of the iPod Shuffle is its amazingly tiny size. The Shuffle, in fact, measures just 0.7 inches by 1.8 inches by 0.3 inches. Its weight is negligible. And it’s so small, that there is obviously no room for a video screen. When you first glance at the Shuffle, you might actually think it’s a tie clip. Some may find the Shuffle’s tiny size a thing of minimalist beauty. Others might say it’s boring.

Controls: These, too, are quite innovative. The iPod Shuffle’s main body features no video screen, no buttons and no touch pads. How do you access your music and other audio files, then? Simple, you use the controls located on the Shuffle’s headphones.

Located directly below the right earbud are three buttons. Users press two of the buttons to send the Shuffle’s volume up or down. The middle button, though, is the more intriguing; it boasts several functions. When users hit the button once, it pauses music during playback. If they hit it twice, they’ll skip forward from one song to another. If they hit the button three times, they’ll move backwards from one song to the next.

VoiceOver: This is another unique feature of the Shuffle. When users hold their headphone clicker down for a long enough period of time, a synthesized voice announces the name of the song playing and the band or artist playing it. Some critics are unnerved by the idea of a talking iPod. Others find the synthetic voice annoying. This is OK, though; owners can simply turn the feature off by accessing the iTunes program on their computer.

Sound quality: Like all iPods, the Shuffle’s sound quality should satisfy most listeners. The iPod Shuffle supports the most common audio files: WAVE, AIF, Apple Lossless, MP3, AAC and Audible.

Battery life: The iPod Shuffle falls down a bit when it comes to battery life. The device only boasts about 10 hours of playback time before it needs a recharge. Recharging a Shuffle fully can be a time-consuming affair; the Shuffle generally needs about three hours to charge completely.

Storage: Like the rest of the iPod lineup, the Shuffle does come with some impressive storage capabilities. The device allows for 4GB of storage. That’s pretty amazing, especially considering how tiny the Shuffle is.

Summary: The third-generation iPod Shuffle is certainly a unique MP3 player. Its small size and nearly weightless feel make it perfect for use by joggers, walkers and anyone working out in a gym. Its navigation system may be innovative, but it’s also a bit awkward, unfortunately. Getting to your favorite songs just isn’t an intuitive process. And if you lose your headphones, you unfortunately lose any way to control your Shuffle. (You can order or purchase new headphones, of course.)

Over all the iPod Shuffle might be the right choice for anyone who listens to music mainly when they are jogging or working out. For other uses, the iPod Nano or Classic are better choices.

The iod Nano is probably the most popular ipod on sale, and with recently introduced features such as video capture it is sure to go from strength to strength. The nano lacks the capacity and features of other models, but is easy to use, sleek and stylish. The nano will easily fit into any pocket and is very un-obtrusive. Available in a range of anodised finishes its a very attractive looking gadget too. The fourth-generation Apple iPod Nano has earned a reputation as the perfect device for music lovers who’ve never purchased an MP3 player. That’s because it’s relatively affordable – ranging in price from $120 to $150 – easy to use and lightweight. It also boasts a large amount of storage space.

It’s little surprise, then, that the iPod Nano has become one of the top-selling MP3 players on the market. Adding songs to the Nano is easy. Creating playlists is intuitive. And the device is small and thin enough to fit comfortably in a shirt pocket.

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The fourth-generation iPod Nano even comes with curved glass, offering more protection against scratches. The Nano now features the Genius playlist tool, which automatically creates playlists for owners. It’s just one more feature that makes the Nano such a good buy.

Here’s a closer look at this popular MP3 player.

Size and design: The iPod Nano’s size has always been a major selling point. This hasn’t changed. The Nano is still only 3.5 inches tall, 1.6 inches wide and 0.25 inches thick. This makes the Nano the thinnest iPod now on the market.

Despite its tiny size, the Nano does feature a 2-inch video screen that is easy to read and which features clean and crisp graphics.

The Nano is fun, too. Users can order this MP3 player in any of nine colors. It’s a great way for owners to personalize their MP3 player.

The Genius feature: The newest Nano feature is the Genius playlist tool. This rather spiffy extra allows users to create 25-song playlists all based on the style and musical feel of one highlighted song.

To instantly build a Genius playlist, users simply find a favorite song and hold the Nano’s center button until the “Start Genius” menu option pops up. This is a fun feature; you never know exactly what songs the Genius tool will add to its 25-song lists.

The synthetic voice: The fourth-generation Nano comes with another never-before-seen feature: a synthetic voice that will announce menu, selection and playback information. This is perfect for users with visual impairments.

Users can easily turn this feature on by accessing the iTunes program on their computer.

Video playback: The iPod Nano allows users to play videos and, even, full-length movies, though most probably wouldn’t want to watch an entire Hollywood blockbuster on a 2-inch screen.

To watch a movie, though, users have to remember to hold their iPods sideways. This turns the device’s 2-inch screen into a bit of a movie-theater-style screen.

Audio playback: Some critics claim that the Nano, like all iPods, only features adequate sound quality. But most users will be perfectly happy with their clear sound they get from their Nanos. Only true audiophiles will complain about sound quality. The Nano supports the most common sound files: Audible, WAV, MP3, AAC, AIFF and Apple Lossless. The Nano, though, does not support WMA music files, a bit of a quirk.

Storage space: The iPod Nano wins when it comes to storage space. Users can purchase fourth-generation Nanos with either 8GB or 16GB worth of memory. Either way, the iPod Nano has more than enough space to hold an impressive music library.

Summary: The fourth-generation iPod Nano is yet another winner in this line of Apple MP3 players. Once again, the Nano’s amazing storage abilities, its intuitive controls and its video quality make it an ideal MP3 player for those just beginning to explore the world of digital music.

And not only is it an extremely functional device, but it’s also a fun one. With their choice of nine colors, Nano owners will find it easy to find the version that best fits their personality.

The Ipod Shuffle is a less popular gift to get with a mobile contract due to the fact that many phones have integrated MP3 players, however, they are great for running, going to the gym etc, so they still have their uses!

The Ipod Shuffle has been on the market for quite a long time. Apple has changed it a bit from the very first version of it, but not by much. While this is a great MP3 player, it may not be great for people looking for more stylish, sophisticated styles of Ipods. To begin with, there is no touch screen, so users cannot see what they are playing on their Ipod until the song begins. Also, there is no way to listen to one particular artist in order, because the Ipod shuffles the entire playlist each time. There are two distinguishing buttons to play your whole playlist in order or shuffle it, but nobody wants to hear the same songs over and over again.

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Likewise, if you were to shuffle it and were looking for a particular song, it may take you hours to arrive upon the song you wanted. However, this device does have a few good things going for it. Primarily, the skip-free playback, 2GB of storage space, environmentally friendly packaging, support with both PC and Mac computers, and the capability to perform voice over in 29 different languages are the most important features the Ipod Shuffle has to offer. There are a few other great features of it too, like the Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery that is built in to the device. It takes approximately 3 hours to fully charge, and can play up to 15 hours of music when it is completely charged. The Ipod Shuffle is a great device for those seeking a bit of simplicity out of their music player.

Features of the iPod Shuffle:

• Storage: 2GB internal memory is good for a few hundred songs
• Voice Over Kit: Supports up to 29 different languages in Voiceover mode
• Battery: Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery, supports up to 15 hours of music playback when fully charged
• Environmentally Friendly Aspects: Brominated Flame-Retardant free, PVC-Free, Recyclable aluminum, Smaller packaging
• Types of media available: Music, Podcasts, Audio books

Pros of the iPod Shuffle:

• Environmentally friendly
• Voice Over Kit allows Ipod to speak in over 29 different languages
• Support with both Apple and Windows computers
• 15 hours of music playback on the battery

Cons of the iPod Shuffle:

• No touch screen
• No way to look for specific artists or songs
• Only 2GB of storage space
• Very small, may be easy to lose

The Ipod Shuffle is a very interesting device. It is truly unique among the rest of the Ipod family. This is perhaps the only Ipod device that does not have a screen of any sort on it. While a lot of them are sold each year, the shuffle still only boasts 2GB of memory and can only hold music, audio books, and podcasts. No video, pictures, games, or other types of media can be stored on the Ipod Shuffle. However, for users that are looking for a small, compact, easy to use device that can hold a few hundred of the best songs currently out, then the Shuffle will prove to be genuinely useful.

The Apple Ipod Touch 64GB, much like its 32-gig predecessor, is a great device released by Apple Computers. It can do just about everything the 32GB touch can do, but it does have a little bit of a twist. The 64GB version of the Ipod touch can hold thousands more songs than the 32GB version. The same is true for pictures and video. Other than that, almost all of the features are exactly the same. You still get Wi-Fi connectivity, a built-in rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery, loads of apps and so much more. No matter what you want your Ipod for, whether it be for pictures, music, videos, or all three, it is a device that is sure not to disappoint. This Ipod also features 2 cameras, which is another similarity that it shares with the 32GB version. The front camera allows for taking VGA pictures and video, while the back camera allows for making High Definition pictures and videos. You can use maps, go on YouTube, access social networking sites, and perform a variety of other tasks all directly from your 64-gig Ipod touch. In short, this is an incredible Apple product sure to delight many people.

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Features of the Ipod Touch 64GB:

• Size: 4.3 inches tall, 2.4 inches high, 0.3 inches deep, weighs 4.1 ounces
• Battery: Rechargeable Lithium Ion battery, supports up to 30 hours of total battery life, up to 7 hours video playback, and takes 4 hours to fully charge
• Camera: 2 cameras, one in the font for VGA videos and pictures, and one in the back for HD videos and pictures
• Compatibility: Works with Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition Service Pack 3, or Windows Vista
• Speaker: 1 Built-in speaker for playing songs without your headphones
• Languages: Supports over 29 different languages for UI, dictionaries, and other purposes
• Display: LCD Multi touch display with 480×320 pixel resolution
• Storage: 64GB integrated flash memory for storing songs, pictures, videos, and also apps

Pros of the Ipod Touch 64GB:

• Excellent web browser and Wi-Fi connectivity
• Great video and music playback
• The App Store has a wide variety of apps to choose from
• Display is beautiful
• Looks very nice in every aspect

Cons of the Ipod Touch 64GB:

• May be a bit on the expensive side
• No FM radio without going online to get an app for one
• The new generation may not charge on all “Made for Ipod” devices

The 64GB Ipod Touch is a great device to help users get started with pictures, videos, and music all on one electronic system. If you don’t want to spend hours sitting at your computer aimlessly listening to the same music or watching the same videos and slideshows over and over again, then the Ipod Touch is a great deal for you. There are so many apps out there that you can utilize to enhance your music, video, and picture experiences. Altogether, this is a spectacular device which many people seem pleased with.

The 32GB Ipod Touch offers users a wide variety of options that are sure to bring endless hours of enjoyment. Some of the primary aspects of this device that make it so enjoyable and spectacular are elements such as the 32GB flash memory, which allows you to store a few thousand songs directly to the device. Another great feature is the number of apps that users can install on the Ipod. Whether the apps are for games, studying, social networking, or any other purpose, there are a wide variety of apps for the Ipod touch that are sure to bring much enjoyment to many different audiences. The touch also has a camera and video recording capabilities, so you can store and playback your most memorable videos and pictures as well. The touch is all about ultimate entertainment, and it most certainly delivers. Wi-Fi connectivity is another feature that makes this device truly stand out. You can go on the internet just to surf, social network, check YouTube, read the news, or do research. Altogether, the 32GB Ipod Touch is an amazing device that a variety of users are generally pleased with.

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Features of the Ipod Touch 32GB:

• Size: 4.4 inches tall, 2.3 inches wide, 0.28 inches deep, weighs 3.56 ounces
• Storage: 32GB flash memory can store songs, pictures, and videos
• Display: widescreen multi touch display, 960×640 pixel resolution
• Cameras: front camera for VGA photos and videos, back camera for HD photos and videos
• On-Board Sensors: Three-Axis Gyro, Accelerometer sensor for rotation, Ambient Light Sensor
• Languages: UI, Keyboard, and Dictionaries support 29 languages or more
• Battery: Built-in Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, up to 40 hours of music playback or up to 7 hours of video playback when fully charged. Full charge time takes approximately 4 hours
• Compatibility: Works with Mac OS X v10.5.8 or later, as well as Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP Professional or Home (SP3) or later

Pros of the Ipod Touch 32GB:

• Great touch screen
• Supports music, videos, and photos
• Has a front camera as well as a back camera
• Supports a wide variety of different languages
• Works with both Windows and Macintosh computers
• Great graphics
• Lots of apps

Cons of the Ipod Touch 32GB:

• May be a bit on the expensive side
• Some of the apps are only free trials and you may need to purchase full versions
• Sometimes it may attract fingerprints

Apple’s 32GB Ipod Touch is a genuinely wonderful device. It truly revolutionizes the portable music industry. It is so much more than your average MP3 player. The Ipod Touch 32 GB can play music, store videos and pictures, and more. It can also take pictures and record videos with the front or back cameras. The front camera is primarily for VGA pictures and videos, while the back camera is for HD pictures and videos. The Wi-Fi is also beneficial for students, businesspeople, and just everyday consumers. Altogether, the 32GB Ipod Touch is a phenomenal device sure to last for quite awhile.

Apple’s 8GB Ipod touch is a fantastic device for people who love touch-screen electronics and want to be able to control the type of songs they play. It is equipped with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity so users can easily surf the internet, go on YouTube, and perform various other tasks. You can also download a variety of apps to your Ipod touch so you can enjoy playing games, and doing other things like reading the news, sending notes to people and more. The 8GB of integrated memory allows for a storage space of approximately 2000 songs. The touch can playback music, pictures, and video. It supports over 29 different languages from around the world and can perform a variety of beneficial functions. Another thing it can do is wake you up in the morning, since it has an alarm clock built into it. Who doesn’t like waking up to good music early in the morning? It has a built-in speaker, so if you want to share a song with a friend but you don’t feel like sharing headphones, you can easily play the song through the speakers and enjoy your music that way too. It even has a lithium-ion rechargeable battery that is built in, so users can enjoy their music, videos, and photos for great amounts of time. The estimated battery life is around 30 hours, and it takes about 4 hours for the device to fully charge. One of the greatest things about this device is the fact that it can run on Mac OS X or Windows XP SP3.

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Features of the Ipod Touch 8GB:

• Storage: 8GB integrated memory, holds about 2000 songs
• Connectivity: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and High-Speed USB
• Dimensions: 4.3 inches tall, 2.4 inches wide, and 0.3 inches deep
• Video and Photo Playback: Yes to both
• Display: LCD touch screen
• Screen Size: 3.5 inches
• Built-in Speaker: Great for listening to music without headphones

Pros of the Ipod Touch 8GB:

• Fast processing speed
• The downloadable apps are a nice touch
• Game Play is outstanding
• Amazing graphics
• Great touch screen
• Looks very nice
• Amazing battery life

Cons of the Ipod Touch 8GB:

• No camera
• May be slower than other versions of the touch
• Voice control may be inaccurate at times
• No multitasking
• Large apps may make the system lag a bit
• May experience poor customer service

Altogether, the 8GB Ipod touch is a great device that is sure to satisfy a wide variety of users. You can play all the games, apps, music, videos, and pictures that you want. There are several great aspects of the Ipod, such as the fast processing speed, the 2000 song storage capacity, and the 30 hour battery life that make it truly interesting and enjoyable for everyone. While this device does lack a camera, it more than makes up for that with the wide variety of apps that it supports. You can even go on social networking websites with your Ipod touch. Overall, it is a great product that is sure to delight many.

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The 16GB Ipod Nano is the little brother of the classic Ipod. While it may be smaller, it certainly does not lack in features. It is a great investment as far as electronic music devices are concerned. With the 16GB flash drive for storage, you can save all your favourite songs, videos, pictures, and more directly to the Nano. It is truly an incredible device. Another great feature about this product is the fact that it is fully equipped with an FM radio, so if you tire of your own music after awhile, you can easily switch on the radio and listen to some of the new, popular music out there. The radio also gives you a good idea of what new songs you may potentially want to download and save to the Ipod.

The Ipod is also environmentally friendly, because it is made from arsenic-free display glass, and has smaller packaging. The built-in rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery is another great feature that allows you to listen to music over longer periods of time. You could hypothetically listen to all your music in 24 hours if you wanted to before the battery would completely run out. The full-charge time takes approximately 3 hours, but it’s generally a good idea to keep the device fully charged as often as possible so you can get optimal enjoyment from it. Overall, the Ipod Nano 16GB is a worthwhile investment.

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Features of the iPod Nano 16GB:

• Supports over 29 different languages for display of text, album names, artist names, cover art, and more
• Built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery allows up to 24 hours of music playback when fully charged. Full charge time takes approximately 3 hours
• Environmentally friendly due to PVC-free, Arsenic-free, BFR-Free, recyclable aluminium, and smaller packaging
• Accelerometer sensor so you can rotate the device and the display rotates too
• User-configurable max volume limit so you can control how high or low the Ipod’s volume is set at
• 1.54-inch TFT display allows you more ease of navigation throughout the device

Pros of the iPod Nano 16GB:

• Small size makes for easy portability
• Multi-touch screen navigation for easy access and navigation throughout the device
• Built-in clip so you can easily keep your Ipod close to you
• Nice looks
• 16GB flash drive is great for storing all your favourite songs
• Long battery life
• You can turn the device around and the display follows

Cons of the iPod Nano 16GB:

• No video playback
• No camcorder
• The games, calendar, and alarm clock have disappeared
• No outside buttons for changing the songs
• Almost too small, could be rather easy to lose

The 16GB Ipod Nano is a wonderful investment that is sure to delight a variety of users all across the world. Apple has done it again and created an ingenious device guaranteed to please those who love portable music players. In short, the Nano is here to stay for quite a while. It is a great addition to the Ipod lineup that may receive even more new features and styles as time goes on. The Ipod Nano 16GB is a great device.

The 8GB Ipod Nano is perfect for people who are looking for a small device that is more sophisticated than the average MP3 player. The sixth generation of the 8GB Ipod Nano can hold up to 2000 songs, or 7000 photos. It does not have video playback capabilities like some of the other models of the Nano. Nor does the device feature a microphone, speaker, or camera. However, it does have a TFT touch screen, which makes the navigation throughout much of the device quite simple, effective, and user-friendly. You run less of a risk of this particular model ever getting lost or stolen because it has a clip-on feature so you can clip it onto your pants, belt, or any other item of clothing you can think of. Another great feature of the 8GB Ipod Nano is the rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, which offers up to 24 hours of music playback when your device is fully charged. Full charge time takes approximately 3 to 4 hours.  Overall, this is the perfect device for storing your best pictures or some of the songs that you like the most.

Features of the iPod Nano 8GB:

• Available Colours: Silver, Graphite, Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, and Red (Special Edition Only).
• Battery: Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, supports up to 24 hours of music playback when the device is fully charged
• Video playback: None
• Dimensions: 1.48 inches tall, 1.61 inches wide, and 0.35 inches deep
• OS: Apple iOS
• Computer Support: Runs with Mac OS X 10.5.8 or Windows XP SP3/Vista

Pros of the iPod Nano 8GB:

• Small size is a very nice quality
• Comes in a wide variety of colours
• Supports up to 2000 songs
• Holds up to 7000 photos
• Nice battery life
• Runs on both Windows and Mac

Cons of the iPod Nano 8GB:

• Does not have a camera to take pictures
• Cannot record videos
• The device can store photos, but not take them
• Almost “too small”
• Doesn’t support any old Apple iOS games
• You can only get the Red Special Edition colour directly from Apple

The Ipod Nano 8GB is a great device for users who are looking for a little simplicity in their music player. However, for those of you who want a more complex device, you may want to search elsewhere. While this device does offer a storage capacity of 2000 songs or 7000 photos, it does not offer a camera, video recording, or video playback capabilities. A lot of the old games also do not work with this particular Ipod. It is very small and easy to carry around, which is a nice feature, but can also be negative.While you can take your Ipod everywhere, you increase the chance  of losing it. If you are looking for the Red Special Edition Colour, you will have to purchase it directly from Apple, because you won’t be able to find it in any stores unless you purchase a refurbished one. Altogether, the Ipod Nano 8GB is a wise investment for people who are looking to play strictly music.