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Shake to shuffle the new iPod nano

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Apple's new iPod nano has gone on a slim, returning to its long and lean look. Jar your workouts with the fourth-generation nano -- it's not just now slimmer, cool new features have techies buzzing:
A skinnier nano is viable thanks to an accelerometer tilt sensor which allows you to turning it on its side and the player shifts the 320 x 240 veil -- great for video. Toss it either way and the sensor adjusts the picture. The accelerometer also powers a flap-to-shuffle feature. Give a firm quiver to get rid of that downer song during the height of your workout. Don't agonize, running, biking and walking won't inadvertently quibble away your favorite song, says one tech reviewer. Dropping it will.
The new Intelligence feature can generate a 25-comparable-song playlist from a single long story. Sometimes there's an odd Apple in the Genius mix, but you can count on widening your playlist horizons. Go berserk through your album art with Cover Flow.
Now for the puff up that really matters -- Apple doubled the nano's storage and kept pricing continual. The 8 gb model is $149, the 16 gb is $199. Or look at it this way, about the tariff of two or two-and-a-half tanks of rockin' gas. |  |  | 

Source: That's Fit