I’ve been using Apple products for years, so I’m not surprised by cool industrial design, “nanochromatic” colors, or connectivity that just works with other Apple ecosystem products. In fact, I expect all Apple products to look and feel better than most any other electronic device out there, yet when I first held the new fourth-generation iPod nano in my hand I was pleasantly surprised. It’s thin, feels even thinner, and yet somehow it manages to feel solid at the same time. As the thinnest iPod yet, its sturdy oval and rectangular aluminum shell helps give it enough heft to enjoy using.
