Every time I board a plane and the person sitting next to me is a stranger, I notice them clock the noughties relic in my ...

The L.A.-based design collective Drought is tapping into that desire with the iMirror, a behemoth 5-foot-tall replica of the iconic iPod Nano with a mirror instead of a screen (as the name suggests).

On Sept. 7, 2005, Steve Jobs unveiled the iPod Nano, revolutionizing the music industry and propelling Apple's growth, and a $1,000 investment in Apple stock at the time would have yielded ...

The iPod Nano was introduced to the world in iconic Jobs style. Despite the iPod's success – it was the most popular MP3 player in the world at the time – Apple didn't hesitate to launch the Nano.

Priced at less than $100, the iPod Shuffle was also Apple's cheapest device yet. The iPod Shuffle at the Apple Store at Crystal Court, Costa Mesa in 2005. Don Kelsen/Getty Images.

The iPod lives on as a touch-based device, but it was once a simple, dedicated audio player that came in multiple flavors, not the least of which was the nano.

iPod nanos on display at an Apple special event in 2012. Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Apple announced on Thursday that it will be discontinuing the iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle, Bloomberg reports.

Basically, if you have a seventh-generation iPod Nano and you love it, you have a two-year window to get it fixed by Apple if it breaks down. The seventh-generation iPod Nano joins all other iPod Nano ...

Apple launched the first iPod nano in September 2005, and over the course of the nano's lifetime, it got several redesigns. The first iPod nano model was similar in design to a standard iPod but ...

First launched in 2005, the iPod nano saw seven different versions throughout its lifetime. From the original elongated body with click wheel, to its squat redesign in 2007, to the iPod shuffle ...

In addition to the iPod Nano, you’ll also get an Apple leather case for the player, as well as a dock, also pictured here. The device features only 2GB storage – the original iPod Nano was ...

Powering the iPod nano is a built-in lithium ion battery which is non-removable. Apple says you should be able to get 14 hours of battery life on normal use, but shoot a little lower like 12-13 ...