Rock Music. Roll Camera.

iPod nano brings video to your music with the new built-in video camera.

And for that extra kick: a larger screen and a polished aluminum finish in nine brilliant colors.

The world’s most popular music player
now gives you even more to play with.

Say you find yourself in the middle of an impromptu shopping cart race. Or in the dining hall when a colossal food fight breaks out. Now you can prove it really happened with the iPod nano video camera. Shoot high-quality video in portrait or landscape — perfect for posting on the web or emailing friends. iPod nano also includes a microphone that captures clean audio you can listen to during playback on the built-in speaker.

iPod nano now has a polished anodized aluminum finish in nine electrifying colors. And a larger 2.2-inch color display for your viewing pleasure.

FM radio + Live Pause. Return of the
radio star.

Rock out with the new FM tuner. And two innovative features — Live Pause and iTunes Tagging — make it smarter than the average radio.

Key Features

• Genius playlists
• Video Camera
• FM Radio + Live Pause
• Accelerometer and Cover Flow
• Available in 8GB and 16GB models
• Holds up to 4,000 songs, 16 hours of video, 14,000 photos, or some of each (2)
• Curved, anodised aluminium; curved glass; and eight amazing colours (1) 
• Large, bright display with 320-by-240 resolution
• Up to 24 hours of audio playback; up to 4 hours of video playback (3)
• For Mac and Windows

* Red and Yellow iPod nanos are Apple store exclusive.
(1) iPod models are not available in all colours at all resellers.
(2) 1GB = 1 billion bytes; actual formatted capacity less. 4,000 songs, 16 hours of video, and 14,000 photos refer to 16GB model. Music capacity is based on 4 minutes     per song and 128-Kbps AAC encoding. Photo capacity is based on iPod-viewable photos transferred from iTunes. Video capacity is based on H.264 1.5-Mbps video at      640-by-480 resolution combined with 128-Kbps audio. Actual capacity varies by content.
(3) Testing conducted by Apple in August 2008 using preproduction hardware and software. The playlist contained 358 unique audio tracks consisting of content imported from CDs using iTunes (128-Kbps AAC) and content purchased from the iTunes Store (128-Kbps AAC). Video content was purchased from the iTunes Store. Battery tests are conducted with specific iPod units; actual results may vary. Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced (see www.apple.com.au/support/ipod/service/battery). Battery life and number of charge cycles vary by use and settings.

See www.apple.com.au/batteries for more information.