Tuesday, 23 September 2008

Make Way for the Clean, Most Toxic-free iPod Nano

The new iPod Nano, recently launched in time for the fast approaching yuletide gift-giving season, will be available in 8GB and 16GB capacities. Longer and thinner than its predecessors, the new Nano has a curved glass screen, ideal for watching videos on.

The new iPod innovation is made with toxin-free components – they use arsenic-free glass, BFR-free, mercury free, PVC-free and highly recyclable.
The new iPod Nano boasts of added features like a music-recommendation engine called Genius that will scan a user's iTunes library, and recommend other songs and artists.

It will be recalled that the iPod Nano first made its way into the market in early September 2005. It was based on the same flash memory used in the iPod Shuffle, and with several features that can be incorporated in the fifth generation iPod.

The iPod nano refresh features the favored form factor of the 2nd generation model with the 3rd generation version’s ability to play video. Very thin and with an aluminum casing with curved glass, this nano gets an accelerometer as well. Just like the iPhone/iPod touch, turning the new nano on its side makes the screen rotate a full-size album art and photos in coverflow.

Welcome the holiday season with the coolest gadgets -- like the new iPod Nano -- in tow, whether for your personal use or as special gifts for people who matter in your life. Leave it to the iPod maker/icon to continually churn out new features, including toxic-free components, to make a mature product fresh and interesting, Browse for a wide assortment of the latest range of mp3 players at the Ipod Superstore

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