The full iPod display
Macworld's editors got to spend some hands-on time with the new iPods and Apple TVs at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco on Wednesday. This stacked display shows off the new iPod lineup in its final packaging.
Nano to go
The iPod nano has been stripped of its video camera and given a touchscreen interface. It now sports an iPod shuffle-like clip that you can attach to your clothes.
Latest iPod lineup
Steve Jobs in front of Apple's new iPod lineup: The iPod shuffle, iPod nano, and iPod touch.
A smaller Apple TV
The new Apple TV is only a quarter the size of the original Apple TV. It's now black instead of silver, and Apple claims it will be quieter and cooler when turned on.
What's behind the Apple TV
The back of the Apple TV has an HDMI port for video out, an optical-audio port, an Ethernet jack (along with built-in 802.11n networking), and a USB port that Apple says is for support use only and not for any end-user functions.
Game Center notification
Apple's Game Center will be available with the iOS 4.1 update. Game Center will allow developers to better implement multiplayer features into their games, and players will now be able to easily challenge friends to matches.
Giant Nanos
Steve Jobs in front of a display showing various screens from the new iPod nano.
Wireless printing for iPads
With the iOS 4.2 update, available in November, the iPad will gain multitasking and the ability to print wirelessly. Active prints can be controlled from a new Print Center app.
iPod nano 'apps'
The iPod nanoundefineds home screen is no longer a set of menu options, but a series of icons with labels underneath them that you tap on, just like iPhone apps. You swipe your finger from right to left to page through a series of screens.
Musical finale
Coldplay's Chris Martin capped off Apple's music event by singing and playing the piano.
Latest iPod lineup
Steve Jobs in front of Apple's new iPod lineup: The iPod shuffle, iPod nano, and iPod touch.
