I have to say, I'm kinda underwhelmed. The Nano replaces the Mini. It's slightly smaller and has a color screen, but you take a serious hit in hard drive space. For the same $200, you get 2GB instead of 4GB. For $250 you get 4GB instead of 6GB. And they don't even *have* a 6GB model anymore.
On the bright side, this means that the price of the Mini will be going down so they can liquidate them and make room for the Nano. And just in time for my girlfriend's birthday... :)
I'm not too impressed with the phone, either. My Treo already has an MP3 player built in, and you can use whatever size memory card you like, or even have multiple cards. Sure, it'd be nice to have it sync with iTunes. But it's not worth replacing the whole phone for. Give me a version of iTunes that runs on PalmOS and I'll be happy.
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Date: 2005-09-07 09:42 pm (UTC)On the bright side, this means that the price of the Mini will be going down so they can liquidate them and make room for the Nano. And just in time for my girlfriend's birthday... :)
I'm not too impressed with the phone, either. My Treo already has an MP3 player built in, and you can use whatever size memory card you like, or even have multiple cards. Sure, it'd be nice to have it sync with iTunes. But it's not worth replacing the whole phone for. Give me a version of iTunes that runs on PalmOS and I'll be happy.