kainjow
New member
The main reason I like the old iPods is their design:
The old iPods used a simple, scroll wheel with the menu, play/pause and back/forward buttons around it. This is such a convenient setup because you can easily navigate your way through the iPod with one hand (and one thumb).
Also, this design is unique. Most, if not all, mp3 players have a navigational control and then other buttons elsewhere on the player.
This is where the new iPod comes in. It looks to me like all the other mp3 players. Buttons "scattered" about and then your scroll wheel. Not very inovative to me.
I think Apple took a step back in design on these new iPods. What were they thinking?
The old iPods used a simple, scroll wheel with the menu, play/pause and back/forward buttons around it. This is such a convenient setup because you can easily navigate your way through the iPod with one hand (and one thumb).
Also, this design is unique. Most, if not all, mp3 players have a navigational control and then other buttons elsewhere on the player.
This is where the new iPod comes in. It looks to me like all the other mp3 players. Buttons "scattered" about and then your scroll wheel. Not very inovative to me.
I think Apple took a step back in design on these new iPods. What were they thinking?