Rating:  - Outdated (just like the previous review)
This iPod looked dodgy ever since it came out. It looks more or less a miniature version of the ipod classic. It's just £50 than a classic. This only store 4 GB (some 8GB) while classic store 80 GB and it has no extra features whatsoever. Finally the 4th generation is out and that can do things the classic can't so don't buy this.
Rating:  - Out of date!!!
Unlike cars where you know about the new model for months before, in this sector that is not always the case. Gutted to have bought one of these three weeks ago for the new model to be introduced this week. Hats off to Amazon for the 'new version' alert the opposite for sellers still trying to shift old models at origional prices.
Rating:  - A-
The iPod has a stylish compact layout. Screen has a high resolution. has functions including time, alarm, calendar, games. Can store about 1000 songs, which can be sorted by album, artist, top 25 played etc. Obviously, fewer videos. The software and libraries are quite difficult to get in grips with, I spent some time fiddling with it before getting used to it.
Rating:  - Fantastic
I love my nano ipod. I have downloaded films from the public domain and video clips from holidays. It is great to be able to show friend photographs and video clips from the ipod. Normally they would have to see videos on a TV screen or bring along a photo album.
Although the technical support could have been better from Apple. I had to phone about 10 times. They asked me to return the ipod as it was not working correctly. They returned it and said there was nothing wrong. After ... Read More
Rating: - Forget it if your PC runs Vista
Probably a perfectly good piece of kit in itself, but I bought this for my son's 11th birthday, and trying to download the "itunes" update necessary to run it has taken nine hours of toil, reduced me to a blaspheming, sobbing hulk in front of my boy and thoroughly taken the gloss off his day(and mine - big-style). It took a google search for forums on which other people were dicussing the same problem(many sorely aggrieved folk out there!), an adventure into ms-dos programming and many, many attempts ... Read More
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