If you still haven't gotten your hands on those sleek new aluminum-sheathed nanos to try them, out, well, at least you can try it with your eyes. The iFixit DIY Mac/iPod repairs site features a new 2nd-gen iPod nano inside and out, from packaging box to logic-board innards, as they take apart the music player.

Even the packaging art is new: transparent, flexible hard plastic encases your new nano. Perhaps Apple went with the transparencies to show off the new aluminum casing, huh? iFixit, being a DIY fix-it site, doesn't stop there, as they work on carefully prying the electronics out of its new, scratch-resistant shell. As advertised, the new Nano can trace its design lineage to the old Mini, although its center button is concave as opposed to convex (and the flat button on the old Nano). Aside from that, the aluminum casing, and the new 8GB model, it's still the same Nano we've come to love.