Apple’s iPod and iPhone gone so many revisions and released generations upon generations of models that some people simply lost count – and they are not showing any sign of slowing down. Apple’s latest creation is the iPod nano with Multi-Touch. It is designed to be easy, spontaneous, and upbeat just your music. It’s tad smaller too so music can play an even bigger part of just about everything. Even better, the iPod nano has been completely redesigned with Multi-Touch. Yes, that same technology present in iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Now it’s about half the size (46 percent smaller and 42 percent lighter) and even easier to play with everything you want to hear is just a tap or swipe away.
The new Multi-Touch nano comes in sleek anodized aluminum casing and in seven bright colors. It has a tiny yet dazzling 1.5-inch color display with 240-by-240 pixel resolution that easily displays art, photos, and the color-coordinated wallpaper. Another feature is the integrated 30-pin connector that easily connects the iPod nano into car stereo systems, home speakers, and other iPod specific gadgets.
To navigate the new iPod nano, just swipe left to see additional icon and swipe right, or touch and hold anywhere to view the customizable Home screen. To select items, simply tap the screen and swipe up or down to browse lists. Additional functions use two fingers to rotate the screen and double-tap to zoom photos. Just like other iPods, song controls are as easy as tap, swipe and swipe.
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Shredding that accumulated holiday blubber and getting back in tip top physical shape is definitely one of the top New Year’s Resolutions. Attendees of the last 2010 Consumer Electronics Show are well ahead in getting a better physique, thanks to all that geek-adrenaline-boosting booth to booth walkathon and of course the new Samsung MyFit portable media player. MyFit is probably the industry’s first “health and wellness†mp3 player; it comes pre-loaded with tons of menu and features that are designed to get you in optimal health. It is the first of its kind to feature an integrated stress and body fat level indicators as well as personalized workout guides. Joggers and marathon runners will greatly appreciate the jogging playlist and the simple Tapping Control Jogging mode that makes it easier to move into the next song without interrupting a workout. Another welcomed addition is the integrated accelerometer that can automatically take note of calories burned while running. Speaking of calories, consumers can record their caloric intake per meal with the installed food calorie database. The built-in water intake manager and smoking cessation software seal the deal for a healthy living 2010.
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Truly the 2010 Consumer Electronic Show was a cesspool for new and interesting gadgets like swamp-pit-grown Komodo dragons’ dribble is to microbes. It’s the event techies dreamt about for months and will be dreaming about every night thereafter. Audiophiles and casual consumers who wanted simple audio solutions to mirror their lifestyle found out that two of Samsung‘s upcoming audio products this year will be worth the entire wait. The first of the two is the Samsung IceTouch portable media player which features the industry’s first one way transparency AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode) touch-screen display. The smooth AMOLED screen is very durable and virtually scratch-proof thanks to the dual-injection molding process and tempered glass construction. Aside from the unique 2-inch screen, IceTouch features a faster CPU, a proprietary TouchWiz Sweep interface, 5.1-channel sound technology and automatic audio level adjustment. It also supports FLAC and MP3HD codecs which is definitely a big plus for audiophiles and casual listeners alike.
