The Verge

The 2010 iPod nano introduced a completely new design, eschewing the Click Wheel for a 1.54-inch touch-screen. Coming in 8 and 16GB options, the iPod nano can play music synced through iTunes for up to 24 hours continuously. In 2011 the nano received a software update that replaced the prior menu UI with a new swiping method of navigating between apps and included built-in run tracking capabilities, eliminating the need for Nike+ hardware. More importantly, however, Apple added sixteen new clock faces for all the folks who’ve been turning the nano into a watch.

Description

• SKU description: iPod Nano 16GB, iPod Nano 8GB

Pricing / SKUs

• Screen size (diagonal): 1.54 inches
• Technology: LCD
• Resolution (Y): 240 px
• Resolution (X): 240 px
• Touchscreen type: Capacitive
• Multitouch: Yes

Display

• Internal size: 8 GB, 16 GB
• External storage: No

Storage

• Headphone jack: 3.5mm
• Data connection(s): iPod

Ports

• Quoted audio time: 24 hr

Battery