Offical: Flash-based Ipod: Nano

[Xtrema]

http://www.apple.com/ipodnano/

Black looks sweet.

Edit: Ipod mini is now passe.

[Weapon_R]

Wow, looks great. I don't think i'll be replacing my Mini with this one though. Mine does the same thing that this one does and its small enough.

[Mr. Burns]

Pretty sweet, but 4gb just isn't enough for me. Call me when they have a 30GB+ version of that.

[Phy]

I think I'll just hang on to my new Creative for a few years.

Screw you, Apple.

[PSJanis]

not only is it tiny as hell but its COLOR! no more black n white iPods for good. uh...whoa

[FiveFreshFish]

US prices:

2GB and 4GB models for $199 and $249, shipping now.

Anyone know what the Canadian prices will be?

[wildrice]

Originally posted by FiveFreshFish

Anyone know what the Canadian prices will be?

Approx: 236 & 295 respectively.

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by wildrice


Approx: 236 & 295 respectively.

Exactly $249 and $299.

[Gurpy]

That's awesome...wouldnt mind having one...I LOVE my current ipod but since that ones flash based I wouldnt have to worry about where to use it since its a lot harder to break.

[FiveFreshFish]

Originally posted by Xtrema
Ipod mini is now passe.

So many of them for sale in the buy/sell forum.

[mug3n]

Meh, Apple could really use the word "innovation" right about now. They've used (basically) the same design for how long now? 4 gens of iPod + mini (basically the same design) + now nano. They really haven't had much drastic change since the iPod shuffle.

The Flash card design is pretty good, but the capacity just isn't enough for my taste. I just bought a 20GB 4th gen only around January, so I don't think I'll be ready to buy another MP3 player just yet. Maybe when Apple releases an HDD player with capacity, video playback, and longevity in battery life will I then consider. Apple products (besides the iBook) have terrible battery life. I'm in the works of trying to get an iRiver, I'm starting to get a hunger for their MP3s after I saw a couple of friends with the H10s (those look sweet ).

[AJL]

Originally posted by mug3n
Meh, Apple could really use the word "innovation" right about now. They've used (basically) the same design for how long now? 4 gens of iPod + mini (basically the same design) + now nano. They really haven't had much drastic change since the iPod shuffle.

Huh? Why change what works?
The hold a 75% market share and have sold 22 million ipods since this time last year, 6 million in the last 3 months! Why would they want to mess with that.
Stick with what works. Steve Jobs is a smart guy.