It does not work with Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT, NT Server, etc. 6934F&fnode=home/specialdeals&nplm=MA497LL/AĪs far as your suggestion they make it compatible with MS-DOS, that is ludicrous, can you put Windows Office on MS-DOS? Should they also make it work on CP/M.Īs far as what the clerk told your wife, it does work with windows when you don't have a mac.it works with Windows XP. You might look at buying your wife a black 2nd generation Nano from the Apple Online Store: I returned the item and if you are unwilling to upgrade your OS you should do the same thing. I did recently overlook this in making a $25 purchase and it didn't work. I usually do research every purchase I make that involves a significant amount of money, and I especially do with computer hardware/software due to always existing compatibility issues. It doesn't matter if they release iTunes 7.4 for Windows 2k (which isn't likely to happen), the 3rd Generation Nano will not be compatible with Windows 2K, OS X 10.3.9, etc.
My point is that Apple expects it's customers to upgrade an OS to support their peripheral and/or their application. My point isn't for Apple to pay for an OS upgrade. As for your smart-A#$ reading comment, I know you read every warning, license agreement, software spec sheet, addendum, manual, memo, man page, copyright notice, anyone/entity puts in front of your face, right? clerk at store told my wife it would work with windoze, because she didn't have a mac.Ĭan't look at a box online. You actually have to click a link to see anything relating to specs or requirements. Next day I go online click iPawd/iToonz at the top, click the black nano. Comes home and tells me she wants an iPawd nano, 8GB, black.
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