The most recent incarnations of ipod and iTunes have video playing and organization features. Other forms of data can be added to ipod as if it were a normal data storage device.

It is hard to believe how thin and light the new iPod Nano really is, this is great for those who want the flexibility of the shuffle with the features of the itouch. The new iPod Nano also is the only iPod that works with the Nike+ and has a fancy stopwatch logging feature, reinforcing the sports centric role of the Nano as the ultra slim version you're supposed to wear on your arm while exercising.

The iPod Mini was the next iPod to come out after the original one, but they too have been discontinued. The iPod Mini was a smaller version of the original iPod, and was easier to carry around. It has less hard drive space that the original.

The iPod Shuffle is the smallest of the new iPods, and the most portable. It doesn't have a screen, so it all it does is play music. This is what most people buy an iPod for anyway, so if you don't mind not being able to view photos and videos, the iPod Shuffle might be the one to get. The storage space in a Shuffle is 512MB to 1GB.

A further technique now available thanks to the accelerometer is "shake to shuffle". Give the iPod nano an energetic shake when you're listening to music, and you'll hear your songs in random order.

The important thing to remember is that a person DOES have control over what they are listening to. The disadvantage of the iPod nano is much the same as that of the larger versions of the iPods - its durability. It can be taken to the gym or to run more than say the iPod Video or Photo, but does seem to fade out a little quicker than the iPod Shuffle.

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