Ipod Nano

The new (4^th) Generation Ipod Nano utilizes a host of features positioning it as a cheaper alternative to the far more expensive and, necessary, Ipod touch. Starting with its small and virtually weightless frame the Nano is easier to use and feels great on your thumb. The size of the display is the same as their previous model the ((3^rd) Generation), and is a sound 320x240 pixels, the Nano also worked off those extra pounds now at an astonishing 6.2 millimeters, and 12 grams lighter at a bulimic 37g. 4^th Gens new looks is explosive. A perfect blend of smooth, vibrant and calming intoxicates the soul when purchasing this item. The fourth-gen Nano is the most charming one yet, with more personality, a smudge-free back and a paper thin yet sturdy construction. Those who shudder at its repulsive predecessor may get a bit of a shock at the layout, but who the hell cares about that. If you’re still not convinced you can by an 8 GB (Giga Byte), black model at your convenient local internet superstore for $135. Now that is definitely value worth overextending yourself for. So why not party like it was December 2006 and indulge yourself in these fantastic bargains or just simply invest your time researching potential purchases.

“I personally would rather die than give up my Nano, (laughs) but seriously it’s a great product” Tom Shaw, Los Angeles, CA

“There are too many substitutes in the market for a product which is unmatchable in every way” Oliver Reed, Buffalo, NY

Ipod Nano

5 out of 5

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