Apple iPod Nano 2GB MP3 Player Review @ Big Bruin

Iria · May 6, 2006, 12:35 AM

Review: Big Bruin
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Apple iPod. Does anything else really need to be said? We're talking about the world of digital music players and as everyone who owns a computer is aware, Apple owns this market with approximately 70% of it in their pocket. It's fair to say that when Apple sneezes, the music industry gives them a hanky. But this being said, does Apple just own the market because it's trendy to have an iPod? Or is Apple really making that good of product? A fair question, though completely beyond the scope of this review, but we will be taking a look at it in general (and the answer is... Yes. To both questions).

We are taking a look at the Apple iPod Nano, 2GB version, supplied to us by Geeks.com. The iPod Nano comes complete with everything you need to start using the product. Headphones, case, charging/transfer cable, Apple iTunes (more on this later), and instructions. All you have to do is charge, add music, and start listening.

May 6, 2006, 12:35 AM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 74	Apple iPod Nano 2GB MP3 Player Review @ Big Bruin Review: Big Bruin __________ Apple iPod. Does anything else really need to be said? We're talking about the world of digital music players and as everyone who owns a computer is aware, Apple owns this market with approximately 70% of it in their pocket. It's fair to say that when Apple sneezes, the music industry gives them a hanky. But this being said, does Apple just own the market because it's trendy to have an iPod? Or is Apple really making that good of product? A fair question, though completely beyond the scope of this review, but we will be taking a look at it in general (and the answer is... Yes. To both questions). We are taking a look at the Apple iPod Nano, 2GB version, supplied to us by Geeks.com. The iPod Nano comes complete with everything you need to start using the product. Headphones, case, charging/transfer cable, Apple iTunes (more on this later), and instructions. All you have to do is charge, add music, and start listening.