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Thursday, September 08, 2005, 02:00 pm
First look at Apple\'s new iPod nano (photos)
A first look at Apple's new iPod nano digital music playerApple's new flash memory-based iPod nano has been available to the public only for a matter of hours. Most Apple retail stores are reporting stock of the new digital music players but say they expect sell through their first shipments by evening. According to our checks, the average retail store received less than one thousand units.
The black iPod nano is expected to become scarce over the next few days, as it appears that Apple is only shipping one black nano for every five to eight white nanos. In the few hours the players have been on the market, the black nanos appear to be outselling the white models in some stores.
We'll have a lot more to say about the new iPod nano in the coming days. In the meantime, below you will find our first look at the players in the form of a 32 image gallery.
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I really don't like complaining, especially since the service the Apple Insider staff renders is free. The information provided is usually accurate and we all have fun in the forums. BUT I must say some of the photographs you guys took of the iPod nano are, I'm sorry to say, unacceptable. Part of my job is to take photographs of aircraft and all kinds of components in the aircraft's cockpit, engine, electrical and navigation systems, among many other things, as well as crew activities and if I used a photo like some of the ones I saw in that set (and you always get at least a couple of blurry ones), all of my coworkers and my boss would mock me to no end. Sometimes it really sucks, 'cause you end up having to reshoot.
And I understand there can be deadlines and all kinds of crap that can hinder us from doing a good job sometimes, but COME ON!!! If you can't do a good job for any reason, don't show it to anyone until you can! Let alone post it on a website! When I saw the thumbnails I got all excited and immediately clicked, but then I was dissapointed to see the poor photography on some of those. I know you guys can do a much better job than that, I've seen you do it. Don't let up!!!
BTW if you guys send me those as gifts I'll gladly photograph them for free Even if it's just the black one. 
So, has the black iPod nano black headphones?
The pictures must be from a cell phone, no? The quality is pretty low. I'm not complaining, just observing.
Shorter RANSOMED: Man, the RDF is so strong it's now bending light!
Shorter RANSOMED: Man, the RDF is so strong it's now bending light!
Pardon my ignorance... What's RDF?
Sorry Guys but I have to agree with RANSOMED.
If RANSOMED reshoots the black one I would be happy to reshoot the white one. Or vice-versa, or something.
I have no idea what RDF is either. *shrug*
It's Jobs' Reality Distortion Field. Read about it at wikipedia.
Either that or they were referring to the UK group Radical Dance Faction.
--B
OK, some of the photos are blurry.
But what a beautiful little thing it is. (Especially compared to that ghastly ROKR.) Must... resist...
It's Jobs' Reality Distortion Field. Read about it at wikipedia.
Either that or they were referring to the UK group Radical Dance Faction.
--B
Very interesting...
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