Those cases sure are stylish. They really show off the dramatic new look of the nano and touch.

I know people are going to discuss the camera placement on the nano again as it would apparently be right where everyone would put their fingers. However, I've been looking at it and I don't think it woud actually be in the way if you are right handed. When holding the nano in portrait mode, your fingers would cover, but not touch the lens as your fingertips will hit the back left side of the device and the camera is on the back right. When taking a picture, most likely in landscape, your fingers would be below the lens. Now if you are left handed, that lens is definitely in an awkward place, however I can't think of anywhere else it could go if it can't fit behind the screen.

I like how the cases do a great job of covering up how obviously shopped these images are.

Seems like a sure thing, especially for the iPod touch, which could also handle video recording (and thus would include a mic). We've heard rumors about orders for 5MP, which wouldn't be out of the question considering the base iPod touch has always had twice the storage of the iPhone and the 2nd generation iPod touch had a faster processor than the iPhone 3G.

Cameras would certainly put the hurt on the Zune HD and other rivals by changing the equation so now they have to compete on photo and video capture, sharing/uploading, etc.

Apple should make a phone version of the iPod nano with a simulated rotary dial. (Of course, texting would be a bit of a bother.....)

Is it just me or does it look like there is something on the top-right front of the iPod touch? Is it another camera or just a repositioned light sensor?