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  6 March 2008

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1. Apple iPod Nano (4th generation)

   Reviewer: ZDNet
   22 September 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   Cheaper, thinner, friendlier: the new Nano trumps its predecessors. Read more

2. Reviewer: Gadget Guy
   17 October 2008

   Overall 9

   

   Value for money 8

   

   Features 8

   

   Ease of use 10

   

   Performance 9

   

    

   The fourth generation iPod Nano shows Apple doing what it's done with the iPod line for a very long time now - tweaking around the edges, rather than reinventing the whole thing each and every time. Given that with the Nano, they had an already pretty good product, that leaves them with something that's better - but only really by a small margin. Read more

3. Reviewer: AppleSource
   19 September 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   The fourth-gen Nano is the friendliest one yet, with more customisation options, a smudge-free back and a wafer-thin yet sturdy construction. Those who dug its squarish predecessor may get a bit of a shock at the layout, but it's ultimately easier to use than the third-gen release. Read more

4. iPod Nano Review

   Reviewer: Gizmodo
   4 November 2008

   digg_skin = 'compact'; digg_bgcolor = '#f1f8fa'; digg_url = 'http://digg.com/apple/iPod_Nano_Review_This_Is_the_Best_iPod_Nano_Yet'; Apple’s decision to transition from the fat third-generation iPod nano to the new svelte fourth-generation iPod nano must have been an easy one. The latest version has the same size screen (just rotated vertically) and the same video support as before, but adds a much more comfortable (sorta) oval shape, a curved screen, an accelerometer,... Read more

5. Apple iPod Nano (4th generation)

   Reviewer: CNET
   19 September 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   Cheaper, thinner, friendlier: the new Nano trumps its predecessors. Read more