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Would you buy an iPhone nano?

  • Yes

    Votes: 29 14.1%
  • No

    Votes: 128 62.4%
  • Maybe

    Votes: 34 16.6%
  • As a 2nd phone / just because I love Apple

    Votes: 14 6.8%

  • Total voters
    205

iamamac

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Original poster
Oct 3, 2008
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There are some hints about the new iPhone Nano, my question is "Would you buy an iPhone Nano?".
Of course, it won't have the same features: it will be smaller and it won't have (i think) a lot of things that the current iPhone 3G has.
I would but one :D
:apple:
 
No the full size fits nicely in my hand...anyway it seems like a bit of a step backwards?
 
i think you should change the name of the thread to: If you don't have an iphone would you buy an iphone nano, because of course people who already haven an iphone wouldn't want to buy a nano. These are the people who think its a bad idea. i think there would be a lot of people who don't have iphones now who would now consider buying a nano.
 
Even thought it doesn't exist, in my "imaginary world", where the iphone nano actually exists I haven't bought it yet. It's too pointless, I got to use it for a week in my little world, and it just made me feel like I was using a "wanna-be" iphone. It was also too small, and decreased its functionality.
Anybody else been to the "imaginary world"? Did you guys use the iPhone nano? What'd you think of it? :p
 
Nope, i dont have a cell phone, but if I were to get one id go with the full sized, its so ergonomic.
 
No chance in helicopter would I buy an iPhone nano. I LOVE my 2G full-sized, and even it's a little small for me sometimes.
 
Depends.

I know nothing about the nano yet or if it's even coming.

Wait a week and re-thread "Are you buying a nano or keeping your current iphone?"

or maybe something like...

"Where the *@$% is my iPhone NANO!!!:mad:"
 
I would buy an iPhone nano because i need a 2nd phone but I WILL keep my 2G iPhone.
Also, I don't think that Apple (if the nano will be released) will release another iPhone in 2009 :confused:
 
...of course people who already haven an iphone wouldn't want to buy a nano. These are the people who think its a bad idea.

I think the largest group of buyers out there would be if an iPhone nano both had a low price point and was open to (and functional on) low cost plans that either have no data or much more usable on a PAYG plan than the current iPhone. Then, I think Apple would attract a large group of buyers who want status halo but won't pay $90-140/month for their plan inclusive of fees, taxes, and surcharges -- and particularly young adults.

As for your comment, though, I (who do have an iPhone and can afford data) might generally have said yes, until the App Store came out. I can't see the games being usable on anything smaller, and the App Store really did change my perspective on the iPhone a second time around. Since I can't imagine it being nearly as fun on such a small phone, I am closeting my desire to be back to a smaller phone for now.
 
Possibly.
Depending on how it actually turns out and the plans.
I'd lean towards it if it didn't have anything below this...
- Smaller (obviously)
- No GPS
- Safari; to be controlled at least by Wi-Fi. I wouldn't mind. if you can't use it when on 3G.
- At least 74 spaces for apps.
- no app store (would be great though)
- no iTunes store (I never use this on my iPod touch).
- 8GB.

If it had more than that I would be well set.0
 
Even thought it doesn't exist, in my "imaginary world", where the iphone nano actually exists I haven't bought it yet. It's too pointless, I got to use it for a week in my little world, and it just made me feel like I was using a "wanna-be" iphone. It was also too small, and decreased its functionality.
Anybody else been to the "imaginary world"? Did you guys use the iPhone nano? What'd you think of it? :p
i tried using it there, but ATT wanted me to sign another 2 year contract
 
i tried using it there, but ATT wanted me to sign another 2 year contract

Really? That's weird, I guess I got to use it exclusively :D
But, before my posts become spam,
I do see how this phone could be a viable option for those who can't afford the current iPhone rates. Other than that, if you're able to afford the 3G plan I see it being as of no use what-so-ever, except for it being a secondary phone, or a way to avoid the data plan. But that's about it.
The screen is just perfect the way it is, any smaller and I don't think I would enjoy using the interface.
 
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