
At first, it was difficult to find some accessories for iPod Nanos, like ipod nano cases, because in order to allow for the smaller size of the items, Apple had to eliminate the remote connector found at the top of older models like the iPod minis, which most of the accessories at that time used. Now, things such as FM transmitters and remotes are being made that interface with the devices through the docking port. The inner workings of iPod Nanos are different from their predecessors, as well. The big change under the hood was the switch from a tiny hard drive to the use of flash memory to store the songs.
Because flash memory is generally about the size and thickness of a postage stamp, this immediately gave designers the leeway to shrink the iPod Nanos down to about the size that’s a little longer and more slender than a credit card. Despite the smaller size when compared to the iPod mini, Apple also managed to add a color screen that offers better resolution with the switch to the iPod Nano. It’s through simple changes in design without sacrificing function that made iPod Nanos a hit that both surprised consumers and allowed Apple to decisively remove its predecessor, the iPod mini, from the market.
Changes With the Ipod Nanos
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