From seeing that picture, I think the design itself is correct, but the unit should be about 12% larger to accommodate a screen just under the size of the current 5.5G iPod video screen.
so... headphone jack on the bottom?
The current Nano's have the headphone jack in the bottom like that already.
I like it! But the hand picture is clearly, clearly fake. I guess we'll all know soon enough...
Actual publicity images aren't necessarilly photos, they could be generated from a 3d render with a composite screen (for a clinical look) - but it doesn't automatically mean it should be dismissed as 'fake' or not from Apple![]()
No, no, a thousand times no.
WHY would apple release the "fatpod"? It doesn't make any sense for two huge reasons:
1) it's not a far enough departure from the current design; so it's a little wider, and might have coverflow, BIG deal!!
2) it STILL has a clickwheel, they're supposed to be doing a way with that
I call shenanigans. We'll see on Sept 5th.
With the first mockup, most people complained about how terrible it looked. Now that a mockup shows the same exact size, now with a hand for a sense of scale, most people think it looks great.
Come on, people! Have you no imagination?
People complain so much without thinking things through all the way. It reminds me of complaints about the first video iPod's proportions due to the larger screen. In fact, the iPod was no larger than before.
Correction, ALL Nano's have had their headphone jacks on the bottom.
That said, the reason why the first picture is fake is because the Nano and hand is in focus and the screen is out of focus ... for those who kept asking. If you want to see for yourself (thanks decksnap). However, I still think they are a close representation of the actual product simply because Apple had earlier mockups pulled. They have yet to have pulled something that isn't real.
1) in the 2G Nano all they changed was the body to aluminum with rounded edges and added gapless playback. Big Whoop.No, no, a thousand times no.
WHY would apple release the "fatpod"? It doesn't make any sense for two huge reasons:
1) it's not a far enough departure from the current design; so it's a little wider, and might have coverflow, BIG deal!!
2) it STILL has a clickwheel, they're supposed to be doing a way with that
I call shenanigans. We'll see on Sept 5th.
1) in the 2G Nano all they changed was the body to aluminum with rounded edges and added gapless playback. Big Whoop.
2) Did it ever occur to you that the touchpod may just be ONLY the video iPod?
Next time try not to be such a jerk. Thank You.
The screen text is blurry (heck so is the entire screen) while the Nano hardware and hand itself is very sharp and clear. It's just a slightly pathetic editing job. Surely Apple marketing graphics design gurus could've thrown together a something better quickly especially since they have a catalog of images to choose from ... why use a blurry image instead of a perfectly clear one?AMEN!
I don't see what you're talking about, but if it is an official image, it is likely that the screen would be simulated anyway. Thus, whether it's in or out of focus is largely irrelevant.
that is a horrible photoshop.
Could this be it?
if that is the new iPod nano. then i would say, it ain't so bad looking after all...
People like you need to get over themselves. Comments like this are just pointless. Didn't you have something better to do with the 10 seconds you spent posting that? It's a perfectly fine mock up and better than most people can do.![]()
Actual publicity images aren't necessarilly photos, they could be generated from a 3d render with a composite screen (for a clinical look) - but it doesn't automatically mean it should be dismissed as 'fake' or not from Apple![]()
If it's real, then the ergonomics have gone to pot - it's too small (short) to properly integrate click wheel usage.