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nodnarb4444 said:
Think I might order one,haven't spent any money on treats this year and the black one looks kinda nice....

Ah nice one mate. I would as well if I had not of bought the 4s already. £249 for the touch too!
 

Paul.

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Its only £29 more than I paid for my 4 two years ago. I assume the £29 pays for the half decent headphones? The S3 is £500 off contract too, so don't think this is out of the ordinary. Can't afford one out right at the mo, but may investigate some contract deals.
 

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My I pod touch is only a year old and thanks to its otter box has been really well protected so Im in no rush to change that.

Im surprised they have changed the nano if I was a youth I would have got one for sure. I think the watch strap thing worked really well reminded me of my old pop swatch!!!
 

Paul.

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With the exception of the black one, the new Nano looks pretty out of character for Apple. Will reserve judgement until I have seen one in the metal, but looks a bit iffy to me...
 
John Duncan said:
Zzzzzzzzzzzz.

What's happened to Apple's design team? I could've knocked that up in ten minutes in Photoshop.

Agreed. I found this launch almost as underwhelming as the 4S. I like the new iPod Nano. Its built in Nike+ support means my OH can finally sell her iPhone 4S for Android! :clap:
 

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Agreed John.

I was hoping for a more marked change in design, as from the 3gs to the i4.

Still, I suppose there are only so many ways to change a 'rectangle with buttons' :)

Think I'll wait for the 6.

Cliffster.
 

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Seems to me Apple have given up. Absoultely nothing new and lagging behind already existing smartphones in most ways.
 
fr0g said:
Seems to me Apple have given up. Absoultely nothing new and lagging behind already existing smartphones in most ways.

I think smartphone technology has peaked for now. We're unlikely to see significant advancements over the next couple of years, except for more powerful processors to support more complex games & apps, & probably more memory.
 

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bigboss said:
The new connector is certainly a lot better than the 30-pin one. I hated the old one, always struggled to put my phone on a dock.

Strangely, Ive found the exact opposite when comparing old Apple connector to mini USB of the Nexus; always thought it was quite a good design (proprietariness notwithstanding).
 

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John Duncan said:
fr0g said:
Seems to me Apple have given up. Absoultely nothing new and lagging behind already existing smartphones in most ways.

Whilst I agree, their sales will still equal the GDP of a small European country, so they probably don't care.

And I reciprocate your agreement.

No accounting for Baaaaahs.
 

John Duncan

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fr0g said:
John Duncan said:
fr0g said:
Seems to me Apple have given up. Absoultely nothing new and lagging behind already existing smartphones in most ways.

Whilst I agree, their sales will still equal the GDP of a small European country, so they probably don't care.

And I reciprocate your agreement.

No accounting for Baaaaahs.

That said, I have always thought that iOS felt quite 'sorted', and am not getting the same warm and fuzzies about Jelly Bean (yet).
 

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