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RE: iPod Nano - soakedmaster - Jan 5, 2006
I think that 10 hours is the longest a Nano's battery will last. Anyway, I got one for Christmas, and not even 1/5 of it is full yet. It's good for drowning out the annoying music on the bus to school. :twisted:
RE: iPod Nano - Neg-A-Tive-G - Jan 6, 2006
the problem with the nano is that they brake too easy!
RE:  iPod Nano - soakedmaster - Jan 6, 2006
Neg-A-Tive-G Wrote:the problem with the nano is that they brake too easy!I thought that the problem what that they break too easily. Ha, lol. Just kidding. But seriously, they do break really easily if you're not careful.
RE: iPod Nano - Tiamat1990 - Jan 15, 2006
i dropped mine on concrete about 3 times already...its just scratched...my its american ones causse the New Zealand ones are really strong...
the battery can last up to 14 hours but thats impossible...
RE: iPod Nano - G-Force Junkie - Feb 13, 2006
I want one badly, its probably the next piece of hardware i buy, once i get the money that is.How much are they in the US?
RE: iPod Nano - soakedmaster - Feb 13, 2006
^$200 for the 2GB and ~$250 for the 4GB (I think). Try the Apple website to see what the 4GB really costs.
RE: iPod Nano - G-Force Junkie - Feb 20, 2006
Youre looking about £200 for the best ones over here, i think thats nigh on $350-$400 converted, does that compare with your prices over in the US.
RE: iPod Nano - Coasterboy123 - Feb 20, 2006
I got one for Christmas
RE: iPod Nano - Endoftheworld - Feb 20, 2006
My friend got one. What a lucky dog. :evil:
RE: iPod Nano - G-Force Junkie - Feb 21, 2006
At least i wont have to put up with the constant jumping and mistracking that i get from a conventional CD Walkman.What will these technical geniuses come up with next!!