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US Mall 1 - Apple iPod nano 4 GB Silver (3rd Generation)
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List Price: $149.00
Our Price: $130.99
Your Save: $ 18.01 ( 12% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Apple Computer
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Apple
Color: Silver
Display Size: 2
EAN: 0685387090006
Feature: Now the world's most popular music player lets you enjoy up to 5 hours of TV shows, movies, video podcasts, and more
Hard Disk Size: 4
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Apple Computer
Manufacturer: Apple Computer
Model: MA978LL/A
Publisher: Apple Computer
Release Date: 2007-09-05
Size: 4 GB
Special Features: nv:Supported Formats^WAV|Supported Formats^MP3|Supported Formats^AAC (16 to 320 Kbps)|Supported Formats^AIFF|Supported Formats^Protected AAC (From iTunes Music Store)|Internal Storage^4GB|Display Type^2.2" Color LCD|Interface^USB 2.0|Outputs^Earphones|Special Features^Clock|Special Features^File Browser|Special Features^stopwatch|Special Features^Calendar|Special Features^Photo Viewer|Special Features^Telephone/Address Book|Special Features^Video Playback
Studio: Apple Computer
Warranty: 1 year warranty
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Features
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Now the world's most popular music player lets you enjoy up to 5 hours of TV shows, movies, video podcasts, and more
An enhanced interface offers a whole new way to browse and view your music and video
iPod nano sports a larger, 320-by-240-resolution display that's 65 percent brighter than before
In anodized aluminum and polished stainless steel, iPod nano is now 6.5 mm thin and even more beautiful
Measures 2.75 x 2.06 x 0.26 inches (H x W x D), weighs 1.74 ounces
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: headphones pretty lame
Comment: While I am thrilled with the nano iself, the headphones are incredibly inadequate. The right one fell apart the 2nd week I had the nano and the left is all static.......very disappointed in the headphones, thrilled with the nano.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good proportions for small hands
Comment: I am very happy with my purchase. It's small enough to fit in my pocket and not so unweildy that when i'm commuting on the train carrying a ton of things, it's not difficult at all to carry/balance everything so that I can change the song. Originally, I was going to purchase the 4 GB but I felt like I was getting more for my money by getting the 8GB.
Dunno why the headphone port is on the bottom...And I only hope that these IPod headphones last longer than the headphones from my last 20 GB IPod.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Love the iPod
Comment: My only complaint with the 8G Nano iPod is the earphones. The left one doesn't like to stay in. And to get full sound I have to hold them in place. I've been researching other types of ear buds and earphones and don't know quite what to do. Meanwhile I LOVE my iPod.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Uncompatible
Comment: This ipod was incompatible with my Mac operating system so I returned it. The seller should state which Mac operating systems these ipods will work with. Overall an unsatisfactory experience.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Why doesn't it have a "Top 25 most played" option?
Comment: or a Recently Added option, (etc.) like other iPods have? And why doesn't it let you see the details of how large the files are, and what type of song the current song playing is (like a Zen Vision: M has)? The time zone thing doesn't even give me a close enough (and accurate) city so I can get the right time! v_v
Yes, it's a nice mp3 player overall, but it was missing some of these things that my Zen Vision: M had and by now, I consider them essentials. It's rather new so I figured that you'd at least be able to go to another window to see some of what I complained about in the beginning.
Still, the cover flow feature is very nice (although it takes some time to fill in) and iTunes is a great way to use and put music onto your iPod, which is why I got an iPod in the first place to take place of the Zen that can no longer add anything else to it (it's "broken").
Just remember that you have to start your player over, by pressing the menu and middle circle button together for a few seconds to restart it while trying to connect it to put content on or charge it or it will freeze.
I'm also gonna say that there is also a problem with cover art showing black sometimes. I don't buy all of my music "fairly", so I use methods like coming to amazon for cover art as a detour. It works most of the time but for instance, there's a total black block in the space where Jesse McCartney's "Departure" album art should be. I have tried using amazon's artwork, google's and possibly yahoo's but none work!
All in all, if you just want a decent mp3 player, you can put trust in an iPod nano (3rd generation). Is it worth the big 150+ price tag? Not quite but it's close.
3.7 stars.
end note: And how come in the options there's a radio option to turn off and on but then you turn it on and in the menu it isn't there? This may be slicker and smaller, but if I was to be forced to choose, I'd say that the Zen Vision: M is better (by Creative). And as far as the smallness goes, that hurts more than helps because I'll put it somewhere and forget where it is! Honestly though, I do like the sleek thinness.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: headphones pretty lame
Comment: While I am thrilled with the nano iself, the headphones are incredibly inadequate. The right one fell apart the 2nd week I had the nano and the left is all static.......very disappointed in the headphones, thrilled with the nano.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good proportions for small hands
Comment: I am very happy with my purchase. It's small enough to fit in my pocket and not so unweildy that when i'm commuting on the train carrying a ton of things, it's not difficult at all to carry/balance everything so that I can change the song. Originally, I was going to purchase the 4 GB but I felt like I was getting more for my money by getting the 8GB.
Dunno why the headphone port is on the bottom...And I only hope that these IPod headphones last longer than the headphones from my last 20 GB IPod.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Love the iPod
Comment: My only complaint with the 8G Nano iPod is the earphones. The left one doesn't like to stay in. And to get full sound I have to hold them in place. I've been researching other types of ear buds and earphones and don't know quite what to do. Meanwhile I LOVE my iPod.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Uncompatible
Comment: This ipod was incompatible with my Mac operating system so I returned it. The seller should state which Mac operating systems these ipods will work with. Overall an unsatisfactory experience.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Why doesn't it have a "Top 25 most played" option?
Comment: or a Recently Added option, (etc.) like other iPods have? And why doesn't it let you see the details of how large the files are, and what type of song the current song playing is (like a Zen Vision: M has)? The time zone thing doesn't even give me a close enough (and accurate) city so I can get the right time! v_v
Yes, it's a nice mp3 player overall, but it was missing some of these things that my Zen Vision: M had and by now, I consider them essentials. It's rather new so I figured that you'd at least be able to go to another window to see some of what I complained about in the beginning.
Still, the cover flow feature is very nice (although it takes some time to fill in) and iTunes is a great way to use and put music onto your iPod, which is why I got an iPod in the first place to take place of the Zen that can no longer add anything else to it (it's "broken").
Just remember that you have to start your player over, by pressing the menu and middle circle button together for a few seconds to restart it while trying to connect it to put content on or charge it or it will freeze.
I'm also gonna say that there is also a problem with cover art showing black sometimes. I don't buy all of my music "fairly", so I use methods like coming to amazon for cover art as a detour. It works most of the time but for instance, there's a total black block in the space where Jesse McCartney's "Departure" album art should be. I have tried using amazon's artwork, google's and possibly yahoo's but none work!
All in all, if you just want a decent mp3 player, you can put trust in an iPod nano (3rd generation). Is it worth the big 150+ price tag? Not quite but it's close.
3.7 stars.
end note: And how come in the options there's a radio option to turn off and on but then you turn it on and in the menu it isn't there? This may be slicker and smaller, but if I was to be forced to choose, I'd say that the Zen Vision: M is better (by Creative). And as far as the smallness goes, that hurts more than helps because I'll put it somewhere and forget where it is! Honestly though, I do like the sleek thinness.
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