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Apple iPod Nano16 GB Black color, a new curved design, and great new features, iPod nano rocks like never before. The Genius Playlist feature finds the songs in your music library that go great together and makes a playlist for you. With its built-in accelerometer, iPod nano is made to move. Give it a shake, and it shuffles to a different song in your library. Turn it on its side to flip through your album art in Cover Flow. And tilt, move, and play accelerometer-inspired games (games available separately). Watching movies, TV shows, and video is even more fun on the sharp 2-inch screen. And your photos (up to 14,000 of them) look great in portrait or landscape view. Available in 8 GB and 16 GB models, the 16 GB iPod nano puts up to 4,000 songs or 16 hours of video in your pocket.
Technical Details
- 16 GB capacity for 4,000 songs, 14,000 photos, or 16 hours of video
- Up to 24 hours of music playback or 4 hours of video playback when fully charged
- 2-inch LCD with blue-white LED backlight and 320-by-240-pixel resolution
- Supported audio formats: AAC, Protected AAC, MP3, MP3 VBR, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV
- Supported video formats: H.264, MPEG-4; Supported image file types: JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, PSD (Mac only), and PNG
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A Musical Genius
Say you’re listening to a song you really like and want to hear other tracks that go great with it. The Genius Playlist feature finds the songs in your music library that go great together and makes a Genius Playlist for you. It’s like having your own highly intelligent, personal DJ.
Find Your Music Faster
It’s even easier to find the song you want to hear. Now you can view your album art in Cover Flow. Or just press and hold the Center button to browse by album or artist. When you find the right song, press the Center button to add it to your on-the-go playlist.
Rock and Roll Over
Tilt or turn iPod Nano 16 GB Black on its side, and you’ll listen, watch, and play in new ways. You can flip through your album art with Cover Flow. Or, vertically speaking, see more albums and artists on the screen at one time.
Shake Your Groove Thing
Sometimes, we could all use a little unpredictability. And now you can shake to change your music. Just give iPod Nano 16 GB Black a shake, and it shuffles to a different song in your music library. You’ll always be surprised by what you’ll hear.
Let the Games Begin
Now you can get in on games made especially for iPod Nano 16 GB Black and the accelerometer. They respond to the way you move, so they’re immersive, addictive, and a blast. The iPod nano comes with Maze, which lets you work your way through vast mazes by tilting and moving. You can find even more games on the iTunes Store.
Apple iPod Nano 16 GB Black (4th Generation)
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Even Your Photos Rock
Pull hundreds of photos from your pocket and share them wherever you go. Hold iPod Nano 16 GB Black upright and see your photos in portrait view. Turn the player on its side to see them in landscape. Your photos look beautiful in their proper aspect ratio on the vibrant, 320-by-240-resolution display.
The World’s Biggest Small Screen
Watching movies, TV shows, and videos is big fun on iPod Nano. And the high-resolution picture looks crisp and vivid on the 2-inch widescreen display. So you can always have a little video with you.
Reduced Environmental Impact
The iPod Nano 16 GB Black embodies Apple’s continuing environmental progress. It is designed with the following features to reduce environmental impact:
- Arsenic-free glass
- Brominated flame retardant-free
- Mercury-free
- PVC-free
- Highly recyclable aluminum enclosure
What’s in the Box
Apple iPod Nano 16 GB Black (4th Generation ), earphones, USB 2.0 cable, dock adapter, quick start guide
on Nov 24th, 2008 at 8:19 am
I got my new (4th Generation, 16gb Black) iPod Nano yesterday and I absolutely love it! I normally take a while to warm up to new gadgets, learning the new features etc, but this one is so fun and easy to use.
I previously had an i-River (that I loved, was a great MP3) and a small 2gb shuffle that I found really buggy & gave up on. This Nano is great, everyone who sees mine can’t resist touching it as it is so slim and sexy, and then they start playing with it and don’t want to give it back after discovering features like the great rotating screens, coverflow (where you can scroll through the album covers), the great click / spin wheel, the games, and the “shake” feature to change tracks is cute, although you have to be pretty firm so it doesn’t change while jogging etc.
It is quick and easy to synchronise through itunes which is great, and while the cost is mostly for the cute small design (ie for $50 more you can get 10times the memory, but in the bulkier sized ipod), I have found that 16gb is HUGE. I have put around 300 songs on so far, two full-length movies, about 40 photos, 6 extra games, and a dozen or so TV shows and podcasts and I have barely made a dint in the memory. So unless you are a DJ or someone who plans on putting hundreds of movies on there, I’d suggest 8gb or 16gb will be more than you’ll need.
Graphics and ease of use on this Nano is brilliant, if you are a bit of a late-starter into iPods, this is a great one to get started on. Having said that, I found the manual (online) to not be much use at all. Fortunately a bit of a play around solved most of my questions, but Apple would do well to invest a bit more time into their product user guides.
The battery life isn’t great, if just listening to music you will comfortably get 4+ hours out of a full charge, but as soon as you start playing with your Nano, - particularly games - the battery drains fairly fast. The one must-get accessory in my opinion is a wall / car charger. It only comes with headphones and a data cable, so if you are likely to want to charge your ipod away from a PC, an extra type of charger is a must.
If you have any doubts about this product, I can completely recommend just biting the bullet and getting it - you will fall inlove with all the features, some great thought has gone into this little device!
Now if you’ll excuse me, I have some games i can’t wait to try out on my new Nano Toy! (Warning - iPod Nano’s are ADDICTIVE!) =o)
on Nov 24th, 2008 at 8:19 am
I have over 11 GB of music on iTunes and I’m a runner, so the 16GB iPod Nano Black is the iPod I’ve been waiting for. I had a couple hard drive failures in the past ten years which gave me another reason to hold out for the flash-based iPod Nanos to increase their capacity and come down in price. The price is right (under $200) and I really like the simple sleek minimalist design. I bought mine through Amazon at the end of September 2008 and do not have any trouble with the click wheel being sluggish. Maybe this was only an issue with a few of the first ones to come out and has already been fixed?
I already use iTunes (since 2002) to send music from my Mac to my stereo receiver. I had to download version 8.0 of iTunes for the Mac (I had 7 and version 8 is required to sync with the iPod Nano 4G). After that I hooked up my iPod to my MacBook, went for a run, and when I came back my entire 11GB music collection had been automatically transferred to the iPod. Sweet! There is an option to transfer only checked songs but I haven’t used this yet (I will if space becomes an issue when I begin transferring some photos, too).
This is my first iPod and I’m super impressed by the way most features were very intuitive and easy to figure out. No wonder iPod tramples all other MP3 players. The only things I had to go online to figure out were how to completely reformat my iPod (something which shouldn’t be TOO easy) and how to shuffle playlists rather than shuffle my entire music collection. To shuffle a playlist, first choose “Settings”, “Shuffle” and change to “Songs.” Then go to Playlists and press the play button when you are on the name of the playlist you want, BEFORE opening it to the screen where see specific songs.
When you add new music to iTunes, my advice is get any album artwork BEFORE you sync your iPod. All my music in iTunes was transferred from CDs and I did not have album artwork either on iTunes or my iPod the first time I synced the two. The command “Get Album Artwork” requires you to register at the iTunes store (the artwork is free, and they are high-quality images). I signed up on the iTunes store, ran the command “Get Album Artwork” and about three-fourths of my albums got matching artwork in a matter of minutes. A small number of these got an incorrect match. I fixed these and tracked most of the other missing album artwork for several dozen remaining albums in 2-3 hours on either Wikipedia, Amazon or Google images (the image quality varies a great deal in all three places). A few times I had to go to MySpace music or a band’s own website. Once you find the album art, in iTunes simply get “info” on a song with the blank note image, click the “Artwork” tab, then drag the album art from your browser window into the iTunes artwork window. After the first time iTunes info defaults to Artwork and the process takes only a few mouse clicks and movements each time. Syncing my iPod again still did not transfer the new artwork. I think the artwork is saved as part of the song file, and apparently the iPod doesn’t re-save the songs (now with artwork included) if they have been transferred over already. I chose the restore command (complete reformat of iPod memory) which downloaded and ran in ten minutes or so, and this time when it synced I got all the album artwork with the songs. Transfer speed from iTunes on my MacBook to my iPod nano was 23 minutes for 11.5 GB = 2 minutes per GB. So even a complete reformat and re-transfer of nearly the entire contents of the iPod nano was no big hassle. (If you only need artwork added or changed for a few albums, I expect you could just delete those selected songs and sync again, instead of a reformat of the entire iPod)
I was amazed at how few hours it took me to get everything set up and running just the way I wanted it. Keep in mind that I used iTunes for the past six years (to play music at home and burn CDs for my car or portable CD/MP3 player) and already had all my playlists set up in advance.
on Nov 24th, 2008 at 8:20 am
First of all, I’ve been reading a lot of negative reviews because of the 4th generation’s new feature called Cover Flow. Everyone who was upset with it can now calm down, Apple just came out with a new patch version 1.0.3 which allows you to turn on/off the Cover Flow feature, problem solved!! I love my 4th generation iPod now. I upgraded from a first generation nano and I must say I am really impressed with how this one looks, it’s beautiful