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Gear 12/05 This new iPod Nano sets the bar for MP3 players.

By Editors of CNET.com

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AppleiPod Nano

CNET's Rating: 8.3 Excellent

The Good: Gorgeous, superslim design with bright,photo-friendly screen; easy to operate; nimble processor and systemperformance

The Bad: Unspectacular battery life; scratches easily;4GB maximum capacity is not a good fit for many users; no extrafeatures such as FM radio; no A/V-out

What It's For: Playing digital audio files such asMP3, AAC, DRM AAC and Audible; photo viewing and storage; datastorage

Essential Extras: Better headphones; protective case

The Bottom Line: Though its capacity is limited, theApple iPod Nano sets the standard for MP3 players to come.

Street Price: $199 to $249

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