Now with a 6GB hard drive
Now only available in four colours (goodbye gold) and sporting a 6GB hard drive, Apple's latest iPod Mini appears to be better value than ever. Dig a little deeper though, and you'll soon discover why its stylish new packaging is half the original size.
While the Mini itself is undoubtedly a marvel of modern design, it no longer comes with an AC mains adapter. This is now classed as a 'cool optional accessory', so you'll have to cough up another £19 to be able to charge the player away from your computer. The good news is that battery life has been extended to 18 hours.
Despite the penny pinching, the iPod Mini's ease of use and room for 1,500 songs will ensure it remains a big seller. However, its bigger brother is better value.
Pros:
Fantastic design; improved battery life
Cons:
No mains charger; bigger iPod is better value
A technology for downloading files. Allows even very large files to be downloaded quickly.
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