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Originally Posted by trueX5er
yep, I heard that last week, I hope it is true. I want to get a 2GB Nano for a "beater", (I have a 5.5G iPod video, but it's just too big to bring everywhere), so I will wait until then to maybe get it. I have a birthday coming up soon (you will be given notice L, not to worry), so .....  |
No 2GB Nano, but you can get the 4GB for $149:
Apple launches third-gen iPod nano [U]
At its special event in San Francisco, Apple today launched its third generation in as many years of the
iPod nano. True to an early
photo leak, the new model features a larger, 2-inch screen with a 320x240 resolution that supports video playback as well as the high-quality games that first shipped with the fifth-generation iPod;
Sudoku,
Vortex, and one other game are included out of the box, according to Apple. The design completely eliminates the use of plastic end caps while becoming even thinner than before at 0.25 inches. Significantly, the new model is also one of the first homes of Apple's new, click wheel-driven
[COLOR=red ! important][COLOR=red ! important]iPod[/COLOR][/COLOR] interface. The higher 204 dots-per-inch resolution -- the most ever for an Apple-made device -- includes a new split-screen interface that shows
[COLOR=red ! important][COLOR=red ! important]album [COLOR=red ! important]art[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] and other content on one side while scrolling through menus on another. Cover Flow is now a part of the design and lets users brows
[COLOR=red ! important][COLOR=red ! important]music[/COLOR][/COLOR] and videos by album covers or video previews, viewing track details after selecting the album.
Apple promises 24 hours of continuous music and 5 hours of video on the new models, which ship in black, cranberry, light blue, light green, silver, and silver colors alongside a new Product(RED) model. Models should be available beginning today from the online
Apple Store in 4GB for $149 and 8GB for $249.