Dopial
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Having realized that I never use my 3G since I got the shuffle, I'm now in the process of trading it for a nano.
Now, this is where it gets interesting... arguably the nano is what the shuffle "should have been" - i.e. everyone's complaints about the shuffle seem to have been answered with the nano (err. no screen etc.)
"Officially" the nano killed off the iPod mini. However, other than price (and the screen issue), is there any reason to buy a shuffle these days instead of a nano? Is the nano a double hit on both the mini and the shuffle? Are there any sales figures on shuffles since the nano was released?
I have to say, the nano makes the full size iPod and the mini look a bit dated, but it makes the shuffle look like it just stepped off the ark!
Now, this is where it gets interesting... arguably the nano is what the shuffle "should have been" - i.e. everyone's complaints about the shuffle seem to have been answered with the nano (err. no screen etc.)
"Officially" the nano killed off the iPod mini. However, other than price (and the screen issue), is there any reason to buy a shuffle these days instead of a nano? Is the nano a double hit on both the mini and the shuffle? Are there any sales figures on shuffles since the nano was released?
I have to say, the nano makes the full size iPod and the mini look a bit dated, but it makes the shuffle look like it just stepped off the ark!