Ok guys they are finaly here the new iPods.... They have the new iPod shuffles that are pritty much the same as they are now the just come in more colors.



The have the iPod nanos that have a hole new look and now can play videos, has a brighter display. It's a very small device, appearing to be as thin as the current Nano, but shorter and squatter with a wider display.



It will be available in the same colors as the Shuffle.  The new Nano has a 2-inch screen, which is smaller than the current iPod VideoThe new Nano has sort of a split-screen interface, with the familiar file tree on the left with photos or album covers on the right and it keeps the click wheel.



The new Nano has 24 hours of audio playback and 5 hours of video playback. There will be two versions--4GB and 8GB. The 4GB version comes in silver, and the 8GB version comes in all colors. The 4GB version is priced at $149, and the 8GB version will cost $199. That's a price cut over the 8GB Nano currently on sale. They should be in stores this weekend...........Now onto the regular iPod. It's now known as the iPod Classic.The new iPod uses the full metal design of the new Nanos, and they are thinner. The new base model starts off with 80GB, with audio battery life of 30 hours and video playback of 5 hours. There's also going to be a slightly thicker iPod Classic, although thinner than the current fifth-generation iPod. It's going to have 160GB of storage that holds 40,000 songs.  It also has better battery life, with 40 hours of audio. The 80GB was $349, now it's $249. The 160GB will sell for $349, the current price of the high-end iPod. They will be available this weekend.