[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kj0UZjrSVLA[/youtube]

Nothing much, just a couple of hands-on videos featuring Apple’s iPod Touch and the new iPod Nano. The iPod Touch is a thinner iPhone (same interface, screen size) with no cellular capabilities and camera. It currently goes for $299 for the 8GB and $399 for the 16GB version of the iPod Touch. Just be aware that if Steve Jobs can cut iPhone’s price by a third in just a couple of months after its was first announced, who knows how much iPod Touch (or iTouch as some fondly calls it) will go for by December. The iPod Nano is either the ugliest or the prettiest iPod Apple has ever announced, depending on your taste. The new iPod Nano comes in six color, including a (Product)Redversion andgoes for $149 and $199 for the 4GB and 8GB versions respectively. It uses Cover Flow user interface and boasts one of the best 2-inch screen in the market. More videos to follow.

Note: Though it easn’t covered by the keynote, the new iPod Touch is Bluetooth enabled. Unless there’s something wrong with the product photos here.

Can’t get enough Apple iTouch. Here’s a hands-on.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vgvDiLZPYA[/youtube]

The new iPod Nano is a thin and squarish player. This is split screen user interface that was leaked a month ago.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppir4rC3DhI[/youtube]