Load music into your iTunes library. You can import music from CDs, or download purchased music from an online retailer. Once you've put some music into your iTunes library, then you're ready to connect your iPod to your computer and load the music on it.
Connect your iPod to your computer with the USB syncing cable. This will launch iTunes, and you will see your iPod listed in the left sidebar of the iTunes window.
Pair your iPod with your computer if you haven't done it already. If it's a brand new iPod, follow the prompts to configure the iPod and register it with Apple. If you've synced it with another computer, you will be notified that it's associated with a different iTunes library. In this case, you have the option of ejecting it or reformatting it (which restores it to original factory settings) and pairing it with your computer.
Apple's iPod Nano 3rd Generation is a member of the wildly successful iPod family, and is notable for being shorter and stouter than other models. Introduced in September 2007, the Nano 3rd Generation has a capacity of 4GB or 8GB, which could hold approximately 800 or 1600 songs respectively. At 2 inches, screen on the 3rd Generation model was larger any other previous iPods. Similarly, the scroll wheel was smaller than on other models, to allow room for the larger screen.
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