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neovo

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Oct 3, 2006
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I see some weird thing about the iPod nano screen. As what i see, there are gaps on the left and right side of the screen. Look at the pictures I have included. I feel these gaps make iPod nano screen looks imperfect.

As for the iPod Classic the screen looks just perfect. It has same gaps for all the four sides. To me, this is what iPod nano screen suppose to be.

How do you guys think?

2kph9l


2unpmo
 
Maybe it's to make the screen look more 'widescreen' when it is turned off. :confused:
Anyway, I don't mind it at all.
 
I see some weird thing about the iPod nano screen. As what i see, there are gaps on the left and right side of the screen....
I hadn't noticed this before but now I have it will bother me forever more! :)

Are you sure this isn't just the pictures?
Like perhaps it is not like that on a real deal? (as opposed to the mock-ups from the web site)

My new nano is going to arrive tomorrow so I guess I will find out then, but does anyone who has one already notice this on the "live" model?
 
In the real life, iPod nano will show something like the picture. It bothers me so much that I reconsider to take iPod Classic instead.
Right now I can't decide which one to take. Any suggestion from the nano users?
 
My guess is that the screen wouldn't have the 4:3 aspect ratio of they used the black space.

Either way, it doesn't bother me at all.
 
dude, seriously quit nit-picking, the new nano is an amazing thing, the videos look awesome on it, and music sounds better on it than my 5.5 gen ipod video, if you like the nano buy it, if you want the classic instead, buy that. Don't let something like this influence your decision.
 
TO THE OP...

Have you actually SEEN the amazing marvel that is called iPod nano 3G, LIVE in person? I think not, my friend! :eek:
 
I haven't seen them in real life. But why does it bother me is because I compare the nano screen and the classic screen. The classic screen has equal gap on all its four borders. Does apple create bigger gaps just for the left and right on purpose on nano to create some sort of illusion?
 
I haven't seen them in real life. But why does it bother me is because I compare the nano screen and the classic screen. The classic screen has equal gap on all its four borders. Does apple create bigger gaps just for the left and right on purpose on nano to create some sort of illusion?

No, it's most likely just a technical issue. Don't worry, it's fine.
 
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