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'The slim, candybar shape with the screen at the top is simple but effective.'

'the images are very clear and there isn't a slight hint of blurriness.'

'The Zune packs enough grunt to play at a smooth frame rate and the pixel density means movies always look sharp.'

'large, video-worthy screen'

'bigger, better LCD, touch screen controls, thinner frame, Wi-Fi access'

'competitive price'

'Voice recording support.'

'video delivery is colourful and sharp, though the arched screen – the edges of this unit are bevelled, which leads to four fairly sharp corners – attracts some reflection.'

'It makes it easy to make changes on the fly without have to dive into the menus.'

'most natural, full-bodied sound possible'

'lovely colour screen'

'The second-generation (2G) Nano shuns simple white and steps out in a metallic colour parade, with shiny silver available in the 2GB and 4GB flavours; bright pink, green, and blue offered in 4GB;'

'The iPod nano is the single best selling portable MP3 player in the world'

'decent looking player'

'Clear Stereo and Audio Upscaler are both designed to put the life back into music that file compression takes out and both do a decent job.'

'sleek, slim design'

'It is easy to scroll through the menu using the touch-sensitive pads.'

'Extremely thin.'

'support for subscription content as well as OGG and Audible files.'

'Using flash memory like the nano , it comes in varying capacities (2GB, 4GB, and 8GB; our test unit was 4GB), priced in $50 increments and starting at $149.99 direct.'