Apple’s new iPod Shuffle is supposed to be the “world’s smallest music player.” So what’s that mean, really? How do Apple’s minuscule measurements size up in real dimensions?
https://gizmodo.com/new-ipod-shuffle-moves-buttons-to-headphones-adds-text-5167946
We compared a pack of cards, matchbox, the 2nd gen iPod Shuffle and the new iPod Shuffle (in that order) to give you a better idea. You’ll notice that while the new Shuffle is taller than the old Shuffle, repositioning those controls to the headphones bought a lot of space in every other way. We’re also guessing that the new clip has been streamlined a bit to make the svelte 1.8×0.7×0.3-inch body possible. [Sizeeasy]
https://gizmodo.com/bad-idea-moving-ipod-shuffles-controls-to-the-headphon-5167997
