September 9, 2008 1:21 PM PDT
Photos: 2008 Apple iPods
September's annual
iPod announcement was met by the usual hoopla as Steve Jobs ushered in new Shuffle colors, an updated iPod Classic capacity list, redesigned fourth-generation iPod Nanos, and a minimal iPod Touch redesign and price reduction. Check out photos and more details in this gallery of the 2008 Apple iPods.
Cover Flow navigation on the 4G Nano is just one of many changes to this iPod.
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Its default screen when playing music looks like the Zune's, the screen is elongated like the Zune's...what next? A touch pad and a big, bold main menu interface? F*** Apple and their so-called "originality"....this all began when they stole their GUI from Xerox.
when the zune first came out didnt everyone say that they copied the Ipod nano 1st gen?
so Apple is going back to an older design, not copying the zune.
Apple had to pay Creative a lot of cash for ripping off their interface ;)
- by thelemurking September 10, 2008 7:53 AM PDT
- Wow, looks exactly like the pic Kevin Rose posted that everyone dogged on for being fake :)
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(6 Comments)I really don't care for this or the fat dumpy nano it's replacing. The older design was a lot nicer in my opinion.