Everyone has heard of an Ipod, but is the new Ipod Nano here to stay?  Many people might say no, but I beg to differ.  Once you get to know the new iPod Nano, you will feel compelled to buy one yourself.  The iPod Nano, made by Apple, and is their latest brand of Ipod, a nifty little device that allows you to bring your music with you anywhere you go.  Most people have heard of the iPod and know its basic function (to play music), but the new Ipod Nano allows you to shuffle your songs by simply shaking it, watch movies or music videos vertically or horizontally, and use a feature called Genius that automatically makes playlists for you based on songs that go well together.  Basically, this tiny iPod has every feature you could possibly need without it being some sort of Iphone or Blackberry.

 People who are not very “techy” might find the new Ipod Nano to be overwhelming with all of its features, but it is surprisingly easy to operate and really beneficial.  This product can automatically upload your music and videos, and with a simple click you can create your own playlists from the Nano.  If you are on the gos and do not have time to make a playlist, you can use Genuis and have a playlist created for you, based on a single song you chose.  Additionally, by giving your Nano a quick shake, it will shuffle your songs for you.  All these great features make the Ipod Nano straightforward to use, but it has also proven to be very advantageous. For example, have you ever been sitting in the doctor’s office waiting for your appointment with absolutely nothing to do?  If you were to have an Nano, you could do numerous things to pass the time:  listen to music, watch movies, TV shows, and videos, play a variety of games designed for this Ipod, and even share pictures with the person sitting next to you. 

 As I mentioned previously, I think the new iPod Nano is permanent addition to the Apple family.  Not only is it colorful and slick, but its screen and sound excellence are remarkable, especially for such a small device.  The new features that come with the Ipod Nano make it one of a kind (for now).  Personally, I have enjoyed using the “shake to shuffle” feature, but often forget to lock my Ipod while on run and end up shuffling my songs when I am not looking to do so.  My only complaint about this product is the small amount of memory space available on this Ipod (8GB or 16GB), but I guess that is the trade off for its convenient size.  If you want more memory, you will have to deal with the bulk of the Ipod Classic that holds 120GB.  Because of its quality, simplicity, and overall satisfaction, it is without a doubt that the new Ipod Nano is a luxury worth every penny. 

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