DarkNetworks said:
Not to say anything but its so "duh"...get the nano...who wants something old...i mean old model...not that the nano is not as good as the mini..however, don't bother the storage whatsoever difference and paying extra all that stuff...
I love when people say that something old is obsolete and the future is with what was just released. Take this notion into account, the iPod Mini is:
Tried
Tested and,
True.
The Nano is new and has problems as the iPod Mini did when it was released.
Colour screen looks nice, however you are only looking at the screen to change the track and putting it back into your pocket.
The Nano also scratches easily, and with a scratched up screen who cares if its colour when its unreadable. You might as well get a Shuffle then.
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Also the Nano has only 2-4Gigs of storage, and is not FireWire capable.
Lets add up the positives of the Mini:
1. FireWire Capable.
2. Much more scratch resistant than the Nano.
3. Can boot from it.
4. Works with hundreds of 3rd party add-ons.
As far as I can see it, Apple is sly in not opening the iPod OS, since once that is done no one will care what new features they add, sine most can be done via 3rd party anyhow and for free without the need to upgrade.
Marketing ploy = Monopoly
I would love to program a keyboard into the iPod and use the touch-wheel to input short data messaged (even though it might take some time).
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