description Apple iPod nano (3rd generation) Overview
The third-generation Apple iPod nano was released in 2007 with a wider and shorter body than earlier nano models. It introduced a 2-inch color display with support for video playback while retaining the click wheel and flash-based storage used by the product line. The device was designed for portable music and video use, offering a smaller alternative to the full-size iPod with a screen better suited to short video clips.
help Apple iPod nano (3rd generation) FAQ
When was the third-generation Apple iPod nano released?
The third-generation iPod nano was released in 2007. Its wider, shorter body marked a clear design change from the tall first- and second-generation nano models.
Can the third-generation iPod nano play video?
Yes. It has a 2-inch color display designed to support video playback, in addition to showing music menus and album artwork.
Does the third-generation iPod nano use a hard drive?
No. It uses flash-based storage, which is smaller and more resistant to movement than a miniature hard drive. The model retained Apple’s click wheel for navigation.
What makes the third-generation iPod nano different from the iPod classic?
The nano is smaller and uses flash storage, while the iPod classic line used a larger hard drive and offered much more capacity. The third-generation nano also has the distinctive wide-screen body introduced in 2007.
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