Introduced in September 2008, the iPod nano (4th Generation) doubled the capacity of the previous model, and marked the return of the original nano form-factor.

Whereas the "fat boy" iPod nano had been built wider to accommodate a 4:3 screen for viewing video, the iPod nano 4th Generation added an accelerometer which allowed the iPod to be rotated 90 degrees for 4:3 video viewing. It also included Apple's "Genius" playlist feature, which allowed automatic generation of on-the-go playlists. The iPod nano 4th Generation featured an aluminum/glass enclosure, and was available in nine different colors—silver, purple, blue, green, orange, yellow, pink, red and black.

What can we do with such revolutionary device? Yes, we disassembled it, and put it in an art frame, once again. How to prove that you are a real Apple fan? Hang this frame art on your wall, and that explains everything.

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(Note: There's a possibility that used devices may have scratches on the surface or slightly broken screen. The selection of used device is completely random)

The size of the frame is 12in x 15in x 2in