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Comments on: Kevin Rose foretells iPod Nano redesign

The Digg founder offers up a sampling of details on what could be changes in store for the iPod lineup in September.

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by Mr. Dee August 23, 2008 10:09 AM PDT
Kevin Rose doesn't know anything. If I were him, I would stick to digg, because the only thing he is digging up with that prediction is wishful thinking. I am more likely to believe 7.8 for iTunes than a whole number, there is nothing significantly needed to move to a whole number.
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by mcavjame August 23, 2008 11:13 AM PDT
Probably true, but there is a rumor on the macrumors.com site that rentals are coming to itunes. That would warrant a full point upgrade to the software.
by CBSTV August 23, 2008 10:21 AM PDT
I wonder whether this new iPod Nano will redraw the screen in "widescreen" mode when it is titled sideways?
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by n3td3v August 23, 2008 11:01 AM PDT
@Mr. Dee

And even Digg is falling apart because it has too many users and too much data being submitted, and the recommendation engine was the last ditch hope to make the data more manageable, and it turned out to be a complete disaster. The popularity of Digg killed it off in the end....
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by bobmarleypeople August 23, 2008 12:39 PM PDT
umm Mr. Krazit? Last month called. They want their news back. There's been plenty of rumours, obviously dodgy pictures and so called "insider scoop" about a new widescreen nano for a while now. To be honest, the only ipod I actually like is the touch because of the big screen. Unfortunately, they're insanely expensive for what they are and have unfortunately small storage capacity. Also, it doesn't have that bloody click wheel which really gets on my nerves.
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by alphapolitan August 23, 2008 3:34 PM PDT
Kevin Rose has no idea what he's talking about. First of all, if that image was real, Apple's lawyers would have already ordered websites to take it down. Second of all, if iPod prices are dramatically lowered, iPod sales will begin to cannibalize IPHONE sales. Finally, Steve Jobs has no reason to support Blu-Ray because he needs to promote renting and purchasing HD movies from iTunes instead of buying movies on disc.
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by eye4bear August 23, 2008 4:19 PM PDT
Is it just me, or does this "redesign" look alot like the older nanos?
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by camp88 August 23, 2008 6:58 PM PDT
It's just you. The new design has a much larger screen compared to older nanos and it has a better aspect ratio compared to the most recent nano models. Finally, compared to the older nanos this version has better software and greater memory.
by AppleSuxLeo August 23, 2008 11:20 PM PDT
Kevin Rose is an ALKY and everyone knows it. And BTW...his "predictions" for the iPhone were all wrong. He should become a beer taster , along with that little German Munchkin with the irritating voice.
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by jscott418 August 24, 2008 3:54 AM PDT
I second everything said about Kevin Rose. Digg has become not about really good hidden stories. But about redundant stories nobody cares about. You can go to the site almost everyday and find a story on Linux and how great it is. Or how somebody did something stupid. Its not news, its not even good conversation. This comes from a guy who sits around drinks beer and talks about these stupid stories on a podcasts! He's old enough to get away from the fraternity lifestyle and start acting like something better.
I have rarely read about any predictions that were really close to what Apple does in new products. They do a very good job at keeping the lid on those things. Yes, almost anyone can predict a product line change. Even someone who sits around and drinks in front of a camera.
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by n3td3v August 24, 2008 8:01 AM PDT
@jscott418

Yip, he's about 30 years old acting like a teen, bout time he grew up a bit stopped drinking and became a serious businessman if he wants to be taken seriously by anyone.

Even this Youtube video about the iPod is *immature*.
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by bhushan bhaagii August 24, 2008 8:42 AM PDT
Kevin Rose foretells iPod Nano redesign and News.Cnet readers foretell Digg's Demise!

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by terminalblue August 24, 2008 8:45 AM PDT
doesn't that look conspicuously like a zune?
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by The1egend August 24, 2008 10:42 AM PDT
Do I see a curved screen? Apple would never let that happen. We've all seen curved screens on CRT TV's and what happens? Glare. No matter how you hold it, you get glare. I mean look at the picture! The lighting in the room is glaring off the screen. This has to be a fake.
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by canberra_photographer September 7, 2008 3:03 AM PDT
The product shown is a plastic tester I would think to just show the shape. The final one would likely have anti-glare glass.
by andrew-lo August 24, 2008 10:24 PM PDT
I like the sleek design.
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