The Rumors Were True
iPod Touch
• Thinner than the iPhone - only 8mm
• Same multitouch pinch & spread zooming controls for photos as the iPhone
• Cover Flow
• 3.5″ diagonal screen
• Wi-Fi 802.11b & 802.11g - it can save your home network setup
• Home button
• Same Unlocking feature as iPhone (slide to unlock)
• Sensor for auto-landscape viewing
• Safari - connect to the internet via WiFi
• YouTube via WiFi
• 22 hours audio, 5 hours video playback
• Shipping later this month
• 8GB - $299
• 16GB - $399
iPod Nano
• Smaller Size
• Full Metal design
• New User Interface
• Cover Flow
• Three games included
• Now with Video
• 2″ screen, with brigher, QVGA resolution (320×240)
• 4GB - US$149
• 8GB - US$199
• 24 hours of audio playback, 5 hours video playback
iPod Classic
With a newly designed Full Metal Body similar to the new iPod Nano, the iPod Classic has an increased capacity of 80GB and 160GB. The 80GB Model costs $249 and the 160GB model costs $349. Both have an amazing battery life with up to 40 hrs of music playback and 7 hrs video playback.
Both the iPod Classic and Nano are available today with the iPod Touch shipping later this month. More Info at MacRumors.com
September 7th, 2007 at 2:17 pm
I personally think that new nano looks stupid. I bought a first gen nano because it was small, lightweight and stored enough songs for a plane trip or whatever. I see no point in adding the video component into it. I do like the new ipod classic though, I might buy my girlfriend one, she still has a first gen ipod mini.