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iPod Nano 8GB Graphite 6th Generation

Apple mp3 players just keep getting better and better. Take the iPod Nano 8GB Graphite for example.

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Now the iPod Nano 8GB Graphite is much more compact than its predecessors. It now sports a multi-touch screen, making it so much easier for the users to view photos, keep track of the playlist, and even listen to FM radio—something that wasn’t readily available in the previous models. Now, these iPod music players can even boast of having the Nike + iPod Sport compatibility.

With the Nike + iPod Sport Compatibility feature, health buffs and even the not so healthy will enjoy their gym sessions when using their iPod Nano 8GB Graphite. All you have to do are: head to the gym, choose your favourite cardio machine that’s compatible to the Nike + iPod feature; connect your gadget to the machine; choose your playlist; and start with your gym session. Once the gym training is over, you can view how well you fared during your training and it’s all thanks to the summary gathered by the Nike + iPod feature.

Next, this mini iPod Nano 8GB Graphite is almost 50% lighter and smaller than the previous mp3 players belonging to the series. However, do not be deceived by its small size. Nonstop playing of 24-hour music is quite possible with this nifty gadget.

Another thing that we like about the iPod Nano 8GB Graphite is that it comes with a clip at the back. This means that you can easily take this Apple mp3 player with you just by clipping it on your shirts or trousers. It gets even better! You are assured that the iPod Nano won’t fall from being clipped.

Another great thing about the iPod products is that it is compatible with both the Mac and even the Windows operating systems. How is this possible? Just download the iTunes program on your notebook or personal computer and you can start syncing the iPod Nano 8GB Graphite with the iTunes program easily. Sharing files, be them songs, videos, or even entire playlists will be as easy as A-B-C. You can even make use of the Genius function for a whole new Nano listening experience. With the Genius feature, a playlist composed of 25 songs complementing each other will be automatically set upon clicking on the Genius icon while a song is playing in the background. You have to agree it’s perfect for coming up with playlists on lazy days, right?

Lastly, the iPod Nano 8GB Graphite is definitely user-friendly. So user-friendly–even those who are visually impaired have the option to change settings to high contrast mode, which will then display white copy on black background. On the other hand, those who may have some hearing difficulties could do well with the mono function, which will then make sure that all audio are transmitted to just one earphone.

 

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