Apple iPod Nano 8Go Argent (4G)

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With a slimmed chassis and a boosted feature list, whatâ€â„¢s not to like? Appleâ€â„¢s arm-twisting, thatâ€â„¢s what

The iPod has always been about design. The simple understated lines of the nano give it an elegance lacking from many competitors. Apple have focused on making the iPod desirable and it has worked, after all, it has achieved iconic status in the face of many copycats at much lower prices. The iPod nano has for many years been the pocketable ‘Pod to beat and whilst Apple keep innovating that puts the pressure on rivals.

However, this player comes in at over £100 for an 8GB model, whilst you can pick up a Sansa Fuze for substantially less as well as some Creative Zen models. You might even go as far as to question why the nano lacks other features, such as a radio, wider format support or even an external microSD card slot, all of which can be had for less money. Your needs will guide your decision and if these features are what you crave, you’ll find them elsewhere.

With the fourth-gen nano Apple has made certain it is still 100% iPod – it is unmistakable in its design and appearance and once again, we can’t help feeling that it will be a must-have gadget under the Christmas tree.

Thank you to John Lewis for the loan of this product.

Specifications:





Device type:
Digital player






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Flash memory installed:
16 GB


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Digital player supported digital audio standards:
WAV
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AIFF
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Audible
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MP3
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AAC
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Apple Lossless


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Apple’s latest iPod Nano features some new tricks, plus its been overdosing on Slim-Fast

The fourth-gen nano takes some cues from the iPod touch while offering an improved design.