Pros
- MP3 player with a great look
- Intuitive interface
Cons
- High Price
- Lack of Windows support
Bottom Line
Apple has produced an MP3 player with a great look, an intuitive interface, easy-to-use controls, and fast transfers. At the moment, its high price and lack of Windows support will put off those who don't like the idea of having to run extra software to transfer their music. Check back for our review of the fully Windows-compatible versions due out in late August.
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