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iPod Nano Digital Media Player

We have 5 images of iPod Nano Digital Media Player .

Anodized aluminum blue, brushed metal digital audio player that can fit in the palm of your hand. It is just narrower and taller than a credit card. The side edges are rounded, though the top and bottom are flat. The top two thirds of the front has a screen, shown black. The bottom third shows a white wheel, whose edge is thinner than a fingertip, and can be pressed. There are control symbols at the top, right, bottom, and left of this wheel. Moving clockwise from the top, these icons are, the word “Menu,” two arrows pointing right to a vertical line, an arrow pointing to the right and two vertical lines, and two arrows pointing left to a vertical line.

iPod Nano Digital Media Player

iPod Nano Digital Media Player

Viewed from straight on, six handheld digital audio players, aligned in a row, in order from right to left of yellow, orange, red, blue, black, and green. They are pictured in matching clear plastic packaging. The iPods are made of brightly colored, brushed metal that can fit in the palm of your hand. The side edges are rounded, though the top and bottom are flat. The top two thirds of the front has a screen, shown black. The bottom third shows a clickable white wheel, whose edge is thinner than a fingertip. There are control symbols at the top, right, bottom, and left of this wheel. Moving clockwise from the top, these icons are, the word “Menu,” two arrows pointing right to a vertical line, an arrow pointing to the right and two vertical lines, and two arrows pointing left to a vertical line.

Viewed from a low angle to the right, nine handheld digital audio players, aligned in a row. They are pictured in matching clear plastic packaging. The iPods are made of brightly colored, brushed metal that can fit in the palm of your hand. The side edges are rounded, though the top and bottom are flat. The top two thirds of the front has a screen, shown black. The bottom third shows a clickable wheel in either white or black, whose edge is thinner than a fingertip. There are control symbols at the top, right, bottom, and left of this wheel. Moving clockwise from the top, these icons are, the word “Menu,” two arrows pointing right to a vertical line, an arrow pointing to the right and two vertical lines, and two arrows pointing left to a vertical line.

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