We know the iPod plays music. We know mobile phones do more than make calls. The three new iPod models do both with some new features.
    The iTouch, iPod Nano and entry level Shuffle have all been upgraded.
    Think of the iTouch as a mobile gaming device, as well as a digital music and Wi-Fi connected movie player. That's how Apple is marketing it, with prices starting at 199-dollars.
    The 59 price for the diminutive Shuffle is aimed at those who don't own a music player. Consider it an introductory model for newbies.
    It's the iPod Nano that has undergone the biggest transformation. Starting at 149, it now sports a built-in movie camcorder. Demo it Mike.
     "Here's what it looks like. I'm shooting this clip with the Nano. It also serves as an audio recorder. And wait, there's more...it also has a built in FM radio player. You can hear radio station through this."
     Enough face time Mike. You can play back the movies the through two-point-two-inch viewfinder and easily transfer them to your computer.

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