Five stars for iPod nano
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After thoroughly testing the new iPod nano, Dan Frakes (Macworld) concludes that âitâs been improved in almost every way.â It offers âvery good sound quality, excellent battery life,â and an âimproved user interface.â And one great screen for watching video. âEven though this is the smallest video-playing screen weâve used, after watching a 90-minute movie on the nano we were pleasantly surprised by the experience. Picture quality is comparable to that of the iPhone, just smaller.â
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Introducing his iPod User&#146;s Guide, the Wall Street Journal&#146;s Walt Mossberg writes, &#147;By all accounts, millions of people will buy or receive Apple Computer&#146;s iPod digital-music players this holiday season. The gadgets are beautifully designed and simple to operate, which is one reason they&#146;re so popular, even after three years on the market and despite a rising number of competitors.&#148; [Dec 15]
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âThe mobile to end all mobiles pipped all the other top-name entries to earn the planetâs biggest gadget accolade,â according to the editors at Stuff.  âThe touchscreen device redefined how humans interact with their phones as well as offering almost every feature no self-respecting mobile should be without,â they conclude. And iPhone wasnât the only honoree. âSporting video playback and a scroll wheel,â iPod nano made the âCool Listâ for 2007 gadgets. And Stuff readers voted iPod âthe greatest gadget ever.â Cool.
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&#147;I just received my sixth, an iPod photo, and if I loved my iPod before, I really love it now,&#148; writes Bob LeVitus for the Houston Chronicle. &#147;The new iPod photo stores not only your songs, but also your digital pictures. The 2-inch color display is the best little color display I&#146;ve seen, and I&#146;ve heard many remarks about its clarity and rich, saturated images. Photos look amazing, and iPod photo stores and displays album art for songs which have cover art available.&#148; [Nov 23]
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Rose accurately predicted the news from last January's Macworld and also called the iPod Nano, so we're willing to listen. From CNET's new gadgets blog, Crave.
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The iPod Photo looks and feels exactly like the existing iPod -- except it can display your photos on a bright screen. Should you buy it?
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the iPod â-s a nifty little device, primarily allowing you to listen to downloaded music, but also giving you the opportunity
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Dan Frakes  likes what he sees. âThe screen makes it clearâno pun intendedâthat the design is a winner.â Awarding iPod nano 4.5 (out of five) stars, he points out that âmenu text is clearer and easier to read than it was with the previous model. And even though this is the smallest video-playing screen Iâve used, after watching a 90-minute movie on the nano I was pleasantly surprised by the experience. Picture quality is comparable to that of the iPhone, just smaller.â âEssentially a miniaturized version of the iPod classic available for as little as $149,â iPod nano offers âall the same features and capabilities including video playback and output.â
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By James Coates  Q: Where is the cheapest and safest place to purchase an Apple iPod Nano?  -- Robert James  A: Your question gets asked a lot. The short answer, Mr.
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You can listen to all your favourite music on it ... now you can use it to look at your favourite pictures as well. A new breed of iPod has been unveiled by Apple as it tries to maintain its grip on the digital music player market.
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Rio&#39;s new 5GB Carbon is the sleekest MP3 player I&#39;ve laid eyes on. Happily, the device, which hits stores this week, isn&#39;t just about looks: A simple interface and amazing battery life make it the new mini to beat.
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Apple introduced iPod Photo, the newest member of the iPod family that lets you take your entire music and photo library with you wherever you go.
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A hands-on look at some of the distinctive features of the iPod Nano and iPod Touch.
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That would be the iPod touch, according to Tim Gideon, whose Five (out of five) star review appears on pcmag.com.  The iPod touch âis a thing of beauty,â he says. âFactor in the slick interface, elegant Web browser, the beautiful glass display, the seamless integration of the WiFi music store, and the iPod touch is worth the price. No portable media player has ever done this much so easily, or looked so good doing it.â
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&#147;The Apple iPod mini, at $249, is my choice as 2004&#146;s hottest high-tech gadget,&#148; writes Mike Wendland in the Detroit Free Press. &#147;All of the iPods are awesome. But this little package, weighing in at 3.6 ounces, a half-inch thick and the size of a business card, is so slick and so sleek that all I can say is: Sweet &#133; And it delivers a sound quality so big and so pristine that it&#146;s hard to believe it&#146;s coming from something so tiny. It&#146;s cutting-edge, high-tech chicness.&#148; [Dec 10]
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Steve Jobs unveils the new Apple iPods -- turns out they're a lot like the old iPods, with a few nifty refinements such as gapless playback (finally), longer battery life and new color options.   In Listening Post.
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Here are CNET Reviews' top 10 items from the past week, including the new iPod Nano and iMac Core 2 Duo.