Get one for your MP3 player and Ipod

Apple CEO Steve Jobs has returned to the showman role that has helped define his company leadership, taking the stage for the first time since his medical leave to announce such new products as an iPod Nano that records video.

At an event for journalists, bloggers and software partners, Jobs announced updates to Apple’s iTunes and iPhone software and unveiled a new iPod Nano with a built-in video camera.

As was expected, Apple’s announcements were mainly tied to music players and the iTunes software, though Jobs spoke briefly about the iPhone and said 30 million of the devices had been sold so far.

Apple compared the new video-camera Nano to Cisco Systems’s Flip Mino, a tiny, simple video recorder that sells for NZ$259, just like the basic, eight-gigabyte version of the overhauled Nano (The 16 GB Nano costs NZ$318). The Nano – the smallest iPod that has a screen – also has a microphone, a pedometer, a 2.2-inch display and an FM radio tuner.

The price of the iPod Shuffle has also been dropped to NZ$99 for the 4GB model. It currently sells for about NZ$155.

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