“The shuffle is slightly larger than the iPod nano’s screen,” Cheng reports. “The 2G iPod shuffle
“After nearly six attempts to drop it with the headphones in my ears, I realized that the shuffle is too lightweight to even detach from the headphones when dropped. It just falls and dangles, never coming into contact with the cold, hard pavement. I was forced to be creative, so I simply draped the headphones over the back of my neck and dropped the shuffle. It hit concrete this time; when I checked the headphones, it was still playing. Everything functioned as expected,” Cheng reports.
Apple new iPod shuffle
Full comprehensive review, in which Cheng drops the shuffle 40-feet off a balcony, drops it into a glass of beer, and runs it over with a carhere.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “jojo” for the heads up.]
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