Company jumps the gun, posts 4th-gen iPod nano images online

Along with images, Wrapprz.com is offering “skins” for “Apple iPod Nano (4th-Gen) Coming Sept. 9th” which — whoops! — haven’t been announced (yet).

More info here.

MacDailyNews Take: Uh, guys, about that “Made for iPod” application: Don’t bother.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Jeff” for the heads up.]

34 Comments

  1. @Nick Fury

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  2. “If you’re looking at the enlarged images you’ll see that it’s just part of the skin; Apple’s original silver screws are still visible, and Apple would absolutely never put silver screws into a black MacBook”

    There’s no way that’s part of the skin. First of all, you wouldn’t put a sticker over the speaker vents. Second of all, how would they get a sticker on the inside of the usb/headphone ports, as well as the door on the PCI Express slot. I say it’s black, through and through.

    And it’s not just any generic laptop. It’s pretty obvious that it’s a mac.

  3. ChunkyB: There’s no way that’s part of the skin. First of all, you wouldn’t put a sticker over the speaker vents. Second of all, how would they get a sticker on the inside of the usb/headphone ports, as well as the door on the PCI Express slot. I say it’s black, through and through.

    And it’s not just any generic laptop. It’s pretty obvious that it’s a mac.

    Of course it is.

    But Apple would not be caught dead putting silver screws and trackpads on a black MacBook. Forget it. It’s just not done. It’s apparently a part of the skin.

    Furthermore it is practically certain that the next MacBook Pro will get the same keyboard as the MacBook, MacBook Air and the thin USB/Bluetooth aluminium one. In these images it’s still the old one.

    The MacBook Pro skins are also not marked as “new” as the iPod nano (4th Gen) ones are.

    Today is an iPod/music event. The new MacBook Pro will get its own separate event.

    I call the probability of the newly designed MacBook Pros today at 0.001%. And the probability of black ones with silver screws and silver trackpads at almost exactly 0%.

  4. @ Zorpo

    You’re probably right. I guess different colors on some ghetto website are far from a confirmation.

    @ Ping

    They currently have a silver laptop with a black keyboard, so I don’t think it would be totally out of the question to have a black laptop with a silver keyboard and trackpad and screws (well, maybe not the screws).

  5. Gotta agree with CG. Wrapprz only had images of the predicted “new Nano” which they probably got off the web (measurements etc.). No one knew for sure what they were going to look like, but it was all over the web days ago. They “Wrapprz” weren’t the only ones offering products for sale before the launch. They are only selling skins not the actual iPod. Some people are way too serious.

  6. Wow, you guys have fantastic imaginations! Nick Fury, you kill me! Ok so I just want to clarify a few points so you can all relax a little.

    First, let me say that we have no inside knowledge about anything Apple does. Our info came from the all those images that were floating around the web. They looked pretty credible to me and we decided to go with what we were seeing.

    Second, we have no NDA with Apple so you can turn off those red lasers now.

    Why did we put up these images early? The images of the ipod were already all over the web. Kevin Rose put the images on his site a week ago. So we felt the cat was already out of the bag and we wanted to get the jump on other skin makers.

    Oh, did I say that our skins are the best on the planet.

    Thanks to all of you that wrote such funny stuff here. We all got a real kick out of it.

    Oh, and by the way Steve, no hard feelings. Ok?

    Jeff
    Wrapprz.com

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