Even after launching the iPhone 4 and iPad this past summer, Apple Inc. hasn’t quite finished dishing out new products, as the company recently launched upgraded models of the Touch, Nano and Shuffle.The new designs and features of the products are commendable. While the new iPod shuffle improved upon its predecessor’s buttons, and now includes a voiceover feature that allows you to hear song titles and relative details, the new iPod touch and Nano received the most improvements. Not only does the iPod touch resemble the iPhone 4 in its shape and high-resolution touch screen, it was also designed with built-in cameras on its front and back that can record high-definition videos and perform video-chat with other iPod Touch or iPhone 4 users through Wi-Fi.
One major change on the iPod Nano is its new touch screen. The device comes in a variety of colors, has a built-in FM radio; its back even dons a built-in clip, attachable by pocket, bag, sleeve, etc. The gizmos’ prices range from $49 to $399.