This doesn’t come at a surprise, especially with the leaks floating around, the new iPods are announced. The new iPod Nano returns to its original form factor and gets a storage bump. Coming in 9 different colors, the iPod Nano 4G sports a 2-inch display, an accelerometer for switching between landscape and portrait modes, and a 24-hour battery for music or 4-hours for video. The accelerometer will also allow you to shake your iPod to activate shuffle. Touching down this weekend or available online now, the new iPod Nano 4G will cost $149 for the 8GB and $199 for the 16GB.
