Third-gen iPod nano unboxed

By Derek Fung on 20 September 2007

Tags: box | ipod | nano | gen

We take a peek inside the nano's clear plastic box and discover that it's the least changed part of the third-gen nano.

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danielmc
27/09/2007 04:50 PM

very sharp and crisp quality

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Smallies
25/11/2007 07:58 PM

I love the new Nano, it's great, especially with the Cover Flow!

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wertie
06/12/2007 09:05 AM

i love the new i-pod but my friends dont for sum reason :( i like it better than the old new.

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Sk8 4 lyfe
02/07/2008 01:11 PM

I want the nano but iknt cuz im brok

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