Hands-on look at the new iPod Nano

by DemoPit on September 9, 2009

The world’s most popular music player, iPod Nano, now gives you even more to play with.

Say you find yourself in the middle of an impromptu shopping cart race. Or in the dining hall when a colossal food fight breaks out. Now you can prove it really happened with the iPod nano video camera. Shoot high-quality video in portrait or landscape — perfect for posting on the web or emailing friends. iPod nano also includes a microphone that captures clean audio you can listen to during playback on the built-in speaker.

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