I think the new iPod nano is cool but it doesn’t bing too many enhancements, and I’d go for the iPod touch 2.0 released by Apple at the same time with the latest nano version of its portable media player. I’d have to spend $100 more for the 16GB version but I’d receive the coolest media player on the market and all would envy me. Why would I choose it? –Because it and the iPhone have the same design, sharing some of the latest technologies, including the multi-touch screen that allows you to you more than one finger to browse through menus and play with pictures and music settings.

Apple likes to call it the funniest iPod ever, a perfect mobile accessory for music, movies and games on the go. iPod touch 2.0 features a large 3.5-inch display, 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi connectivity, volume control buttons, built-in speaker, accelerometer sensor, and others which you’ll find out in a moment.




The 8GB model costs $229 and I think the storage capacity is enough for making a nice collection of your favorite video clips.

"iPod touch is the funniest iPod we've ever created," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO. "Users can listen to millions of songs, watch thousands of Hollywood movies and now, thanks to the App Store, download and play hundreds of great games on their iPod touch."

From the specification we learn that the new iPod touch 2.0 is smaller and lighter than the first version, at 110 x 61.8 x 8.5 mm and a weight of just 115 grams. It comes with nice games pre-loaded such as Electronic Arts’ Spore Origins and Scrabble, and Gameloft’s Real Football 2009.




If you get the 32GB model you can store 7,000 songs, 25,000 pictures or 40 hours of video.
With the Nike + iPod support enabled in
the new iPods you can track miles run or sync with latest gym equipments.

The 8GB iPod touch costs $229, the 16GB model has a price of $299, while the 32GB iPod touch 2.0 comes at $399.