Carry around one less thing when you trade in your standard MP3 player for the Wallet Flash. It's a credit card-sized player with a double-sided USB adapter (you can plug it in any direction) and built-in playback controls. The storage ranges from 128MB to 2GB, and is encased in a PVC shell which actually feels pretty solid. We're still worried about accidentally snapping it off when it's plugged into a PC, but that's true for all long USB devices. The thing gets 5 hours of battery life and can even be integrated with barcode, RFID or USB functionality for authentication.

We live in an era where devices get smaller every year, and smaller is always better. The new iPod shuffle comes to say exactly that. Apple on Wednesday launched world’s smallest music player (at least by their measurements), which is half the size of the previous model, and claimed it to be the first music player that talks to us, through a new feature called VoiceOver.
 

“The controls of the new iPod shuffle are located on the right earbud cord. With command central now strategically placed in this more convenient location, you can navigate your music — and activate the VoiceOver feature — without taking your eyes off your run, your ride, or whatever you’re doing. With the press of a button, VoiceOver will tell you the song that it’s playing and tell you who’s performing it and also the names of your playlists.”

In addition to that, the new iPod shuffle is also capable of holding 1,000 songs, and can speak 14 languages, including English, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish. The iPod also comes with all controls located on the earphone cord.

The new iPod shuffle comes with a 4GB capacity, and sells for $79 through the Apple Store and authorized resellers. According to Apple, the iPod comes in two versions, silver or black, and can be synced with both a Mac and a Windows PC.
 

Because of the fast growing of technology, after a short time coming out of ipod shuffle, there are many relates. Therefore the iPod Shuffle isn't the best selling iPod for obvious reasons - it doesn't come with any display, has a relatively small capacity and does not do video playback. Still, it occupies a rather niche market that caters to people who want to listen to a playlist of their favorite songs while hitting the treadmill.

Now they start thinking about how to make it become more stylish and that is what designer Isamu Sanada has done with this iPod Shuffle Bracelet concept. Battery life might be an issue here since it relies on a Bluetooth headset to listen to your tunes sans wires. Guess that issue will only be grappled if this concept ever makes it to real life.

Ipod- itunes is not new and strange to people nowadays, especially Teens and adults. But which Ipod are you in at the moment? are you sure you choose the right one?  . Apples always blind consumes by a variety of its products. I got myself an Ipod touch, but I still want to have the rest three ! what's a greedy  . Let's start with the Ipod Shuffle first.

It wears up to 500 songs on the sleeve. Or your belt. Or your gym shorts. iPod shuffle is a badge of musical devotion. Now in new, more brilliant colors. iTunes is your entertainment superstore. It’s your ultra-organized music collection and jukebox. And it’s how you load up your iPod shuffle in one click. Intensely colorful anodized aluminum complements the simple design of iPod shuffle. Wonderful in 5 colors: blue, green, pink, red, and original silver.

Ipod Nano 4G, looks tall for its age and amazing in the size', what's a great look!

For those about to rock, there are nine amazing colors  . But that’s only part of the story. Feel the curved, all-aluminum and glass design and you won’t want to put iPod nano down. The new Genius feature turns iPod nano into your own highly intelligent, personal DJ. It creates playlists by finding songs in your library that go great together. Give your iPod nano a shake and it shuffles to another song in your library — thanks to the built-in accelerometer. And you can turn it sideways to view your albums in Cover Flow.  Now, take a look at this picture, it looks totally tiny in our hand.

Ipod Classic: With 120GB of storage, iPod classic can hold up to 30,000 songs, 150 hours of video, or 25,000 photos.^* That’s more than enough room for a day’s — or a lifetime’s — worth of entertainment. iTunes is your entertainment superstore. It’s your ultra-organized multimedia collection and jukebox. And it’s how you load iPod classic with music, movies, TV shows, games, podcasts, and audiobooks. It is available in quintessential silver or striking new black. It will catch your eye with its sleek, all-metal enclosure composed of anodized aluminum and polished stainless steel

Ipod Touch: With a stunningly thin, contoured stainless steel design, iPod touch feels even better in your hand  . And the new volume buttons and built-in speaker give you more to love. Groundbreaking technologies built into iPod touch — such as the Multi-Touch display, accelerometer, and 3D graphics — immerse you in the action. The new Genius feature turns iPod touch into a highly intelligent, personal DJ. With a few taps, it creates a playlist by finding songs in your library that go great together.

Already find out which one you like more?