Apple Launched iPod nano 7th gen with 2.5-inch Multitouch Display

Apple has announced their new 7th generation iPod nano's launch in october.  This player comes in an all-new design that’s radically different from the previous square shape. Apple’s new player offers a little more screen real estate on this one, with a rectangular shape that’s similar to the 2005 iPod mini.

Tech Spec:-

• 5.4mm thick(40 percent thinner than the 6th-gen player)
• The 2.5-inch screen packs in a 240 x 432 resolution (for a fairly decent pixel density of 202ppi). 
• Screen offers a16:9 aspect ratio, so at least you won’t have to deal with black bars on widescreen videos.
• 8-pin Lightning connector 
• Wi-fi connectivity
• No Bluetooth for wireless hookups and media streaming
• FM radio, pedometer
• Support for Nike+. Battery life is listed to last for up to 30 hours on playback on a full charge
• 16GB of memory
• Colors : slate, pink, silver, purple, citrus, blue, and green
• Price : $149 Available in October.

13-inch Retina MacBook Pro displays in production

Apple's 13.3-inch version of the Retina MacBook Pro is on the way, an analyst tells CNET. That means more portability and less money compared with the current 15-inch model. Apple's Retina display tech will arrive on a more affordable MacBook Pro. Production has begun of a 2,560-by-1,600 pixel density display that will land on a 13.3-inch. Apple's Retina displays cram an astounding number of pixels into a relatively small area. The current 15.4-inch MacBook Pro Retina boasts an IPS display with 2,880-by-1,800 pixel density, far more than any PC laptop maker can deliver at the screen size. 
Probably one of the biggest draws of the 13.3-inch Retina MacBook Pro will be price, likely significantly below the $2,199 starting price for the 15.4-inch model.