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Apple iPod Shuffle 512 MB and 1 GB MP3 PlayerThe most notable feature of the iPod Shuffle is its physical dimensions. It’s the same size as a pack of gum. It's basically a memory stick. It supports: 1. MP3 audio encoded at up to 320Kbps. 2. AAC audio encoded at up to 320Kbps. 3....
iPOd Nano review
I had seen the adverts on TV on how small the nano was but it wasn't until I held one in my hands that I fully understood how small and how impressive these MP3 players are. Weighing only 42grams and a mere 90m by 40m and only 6.9m thick (or...
Snarkish.com marks anniversary with "Type for Tunes" iPod Nano giveaway
New York, NY, 11/28/2005 - The free discussion forums at snarkish.com are celebrating their first birthday by awarding an iPod nano in their "Type for Tiunes" contest. Forum members who post trenchant, compelling messages between Nov. 28 and Dec....
Have A Look Inside the New iPod Nano
Isn’t technology cool and what is cooler than the tiny little Apple iPod Nano? Not much say the techy elite! Do you ever wonder how they accomplish this technological magic? Many do, of course we are told if we open it up to take a look, we void the warranty completely. Well that is just what a couple of techno gurus did at MIT and it is amazing the components inside and how small they really are. I mean this is far out; look for your self:
http://www.technologyreview.com/InfoTech/wtr_16058,294,p1.html
Mr. Christopher Harting has displayed the components all laid out for you like a schematic with this digital picture. It shows the little one point five
inch LCD display, a masterpiece and marvel in technology itself. Also you can see the little battery, can you believe that little thing can run the iPod Nano for six solid hours; impressive indeed. Of course also enclosed is the massive memory chip, which can store more songs than you care to record. Of course in looking at all this you can certainly see why you would not want to accidentally drop this little high-priced in the toilet.
Who says the United States cannot design the best and most innovative products and produce the best technology in the World? One look at the guts of the iPod Nano and you can see what American ingenuity is all about. When there is a will, there is a way and let’s face it the iPod Nano is here to stay!
Lance Winslow
Written By: Lance Winslow
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