“Although the new nano, built around a 1.7-inch display, is expected to sport similar dimensions to the second-generation clip-on iPod shuffle, people familiar with Apple’s plans say the company will continue to market its button-less iPod shuffle as an entry-level player,” Hughes and Jade report.
“In addition, those same people say that the new nano be priced into the existing nano’s pricing tier, carrying relatively the same price points as the current models,” Hughes and Jade report.
Read more in the full article, which includes a rendering of the anticipated iPod nano screen size compared to a prior generation model, here.
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