iPod Nano: Sleek and Slender, Now Bluetooth Enabled
iPod, the best MP3 player ever invented, now in its seventh reincarnation, was a big seller for Christmas 2012.
It is just a little bit thinner than the previous model, and a little bit bigger, but still is no bigger than a credit card. The new 2.5 inch multitouch display is almost twice as big as the previous iPod nano, allowing for larger imaging of photos and videos.
And speaking of video you can now watch your favorite TV shows, Hollywood blockbusters, free video podcasts and home videos on your iPod nano. Just tap to play, fast-forward, rewind or pause, the iPod nano is a portable entertainment center, available for your listening or viewing pleasure wherever and whenever you choose.
The new iPod nano also has Bluetooth 4.0 built-in, allowing you to sync multiple devices together. With Bluetooth enabled headphones and supported speakers, your wireless workouts are a breeze. And if your car has Bluetooth enabled technology, you can pick up right where you left off, making your driving experience all the better.
The iPod nano comes with 16gb of storage memory, with a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery that allows up to 30 hours of music playback time when fully charged, and up to 3.5 hours of video playback time as well.
All in all the latest addition of the iPod nano gives you all the things you’ve come to expect from iPod, and a sleeker smaller package, and finally Bluetooth capability.
It also comes in 7 colors.
A must buy for any athlete, for that musical motivation from your perfect workout partner.
Have a look for yourself, follow this link to the iPod nano site here.
Article by Jim Donahue








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This is an Apple friendly article. Maybe the author got some cash for writing this.
There are other much better mp3 players in the market.
But for a fitness enthusiast it could help a bit.
“iPod, the best MP3 player ever invented” – complete rubbish, compared to what?
lousy article, poorly researched