9/13/2005
iPod Nano Autopsy
Japanese site, SUYAMA, has completely dissected their iPod nano and posted a whole series of pictures and an accompanying narrative comparing the nano to the mini.A full Babelfish English translation of the autopsy is available, but here's an excerpt just to wet your appetite:
"If having it is accustomed, being iPod Photo, you use without strange feeling, but when extent and this size which become, you can show especially scantness, whether it is harsh to return to the just a little origin.... There is no difficulty in the chest pocket and the size which is settled is the very much grateful place in commuting use. With the kind of one which was being inserted in ポッケ of the rear end in the opposite direction, when sitting down, just a little insecurity...? It may be able to expect the appearance of the various private cases from each company, is."
Priceless..
[Syndicated post via iPodStudio.com]
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what a waste of a perfectly good ipod. ive been slumming it with a Rio. (it was a graduation gift. but i want an ipod so bad.
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