The iPod nano comes in white or black and two configurations (€209 2GB, and €259 for 4GB). Each model stores music on a memory card rather than a hard drive, has a crisp color display, and sports a click wheel. Unlike with other iPod models, you’ll find the headphone port on the bottom of this iPod, next to the dock connector. The Hold switch remains, all alone, on the iPod nano’s top.
The nano is as thin and light as Steve Jobs suggests, weighing just 1.5 ounces, and is as thick as a stack of six credit cards. Despite its small size, the markings on the click wheel are clear and the click wheel is responsive. The screen really does look great—it’s very bright and readable. And the nano feels perkier than other iPods, scrolling very quickly through a window full of songs, moving rapidly from one screen to the next, and flying through pictures.
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