The 6th Generation nano looks like an iPod shuffle with a screen! The tiny size and weight of the 6th generation iPod nano are impressive improvements.Hence it’s ultra-portable and doesn’t add any noticeable weight to the average user. The Volume and Power buttons live on the thin top panel, while the 30-pin connector for USB computer sync and charging, along with the headphone jack, can be found on the bottom panel. The new user interface won't be mistaken for iOS on the iPhones or the iPod touch, but the icon-based system is intuitive like with all Apple products. The multi-touch-enabled screen is every bit as sensitive and responsive as the iPhone's, but the familiar finger gestures aren't here. In short, the sixth-generation iPod nano's design marks the largest divergence from the nano line since the device was introduced in 2005.
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