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Buying an Ipod nano
Hi can anyone give me a good reason why I would be better off spending an extra £20 to get a 4Gig ipod nano 2nd generation rather than the older 1st gen one?
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1) 24 hour battery life as opposed to 14 hours.
2) 40% brighter screen than the 1st gen. 3) Casing not as scratchable as 1st gen. That's about it really. I've recently bought a 2GB 1st Gen nano, reason being I'm never away from a PC for more than 14 hours so the battery isn't a problem. I overcome scratching by having a rubber case on my iPod. Also the screen is bright enough for me. The sound quality is exactly the same on both models. If the 2nd gen is only £20 more, I'd go for that. |
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Originally Posted by Falling Stars
1) 24 hour battery life as opposed to 14 hours.
2) 40% brighter screen than the 1st gen. 3) Casing not as scratchable as 1st gen. That's about it really. I've recently bought a 2GB 1st Gen nano, reason being I'm never away from a PC for more than 14 hours so the battery isn't a problem. I overcome scratching by having a rubber case on my iPod. Also the screen is bright enough for me. The sound quality is exactly the same on both models. If the 2nd gen is only £20 more, I'd go for that. Thanks! I also note the black one only comes in 8Gb is this correct? Cheers |
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Originally Posted by hardynr
Thanks! I also note the black one only comes in 8Gb is this correct?
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