Apple iPod Nano (fourth generation, 8GB, silver) just gets better here with a beauty that is not seen in its predecessors. It also has innovative play list features, along with tilt sensitivity and helpful features for the visually impaired. The device is also not heavy on the pricing which is quite unlike Apple. It is sleek and trendy looking to an unbeatable extent. However, you will have to get into iTunes world when you get hooked on to it.

The actual dimensions of the height, width an thickness of the fourth generation Nano is quite similar to the second generation ones. However, the design has softened down to a great extent. Yet again, the width of the screen, the roller are similar to the predecessors. The jack for the headphones are located at the bottom of the device. The switch for toggling is on the top.

The looks of the menus are a step towards making the series more visually easy and understandable. This is great for those with visual problems. In fact, the design of the interface would be a pleasure even for the perfect eye sighted. Along with the second generation features that migrated into this, we have a new set that includes photos, alarms, clocks, stopwatch, etc. These and some more features make this series more compelling than their predecessors.

One mind-blowing feature of the new Nano is the ability to make a 25 song play-list from the characteristic of a single song which is sure to catch attention of expert and commoner alike.

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