When purchasing our 2GB black iPod nano for this review, it even came in a "commemorative" iPod nano bag. Opening the slim nano box was pretty much the same as opening any other iPod, and the ...

(The following summary applies to all three second-generation iPod nano models.) The second-generation iPod nano is both a welcome step back to the more colorful (and scratch-resistant) days of ...

In the United States, the latest iPod nano started at $149 with 16GB of storage, while the iPod shuffle cost $49 with 2GB of storage. Apple introduced the iPod shuffle in January 2005, followed by ...

The 2GB model fills the gap where the old 2GB iPod nano used to be (which subsequently got eliminated once the new fat iPod nanos were released). All the colors and capabilities of the newly ...

as many as the much larger original iPod from 2001. The nano shipped in 2GB and 4GB sizes, priced at $199 and $249, respectively. "My prediction is this is going to instantly become the highest ...

Apple only offers one model – with 2GB capacity – so it's unlikely that ... have LCD displays for less money. The fifth-gen iPod nano has seen the biggest changes of this season's new models ...

On October 23, 2001, Steve Jobs announced that Apple was venturing into the field of music and unveiled the very first iPod in a small room. Although the reaction from the crowd was positive ...

In addition to the iPod Nano, you’ll also get an Apple leather case for the player, as well as a dock, also pictured here. The device features only 2GB storage – the original iPod Nano was ...

$149 for 2GB, $199 for 4GB, $249 for 8GB model. Double the storage for the same price. New packaging is 52% less volume than the old iPod nano. It’s more “environmentally friendly”.

though its 2GB storage capacity is deliberately limited to make the $149 iPod nano more appealing to serious listeners. Still, the shuffle is so easy to clip on and close enough to an iPod nano ...