The media event is finally over, and as expected Apple releases new iPod nano with video camera and freshened up the entire iPod line-up.

                   

The new iPod nano comes with a number of new features including a video camera for video recording with the included microphone and speaker, FM radio with live pausing, the new Genius Mix feature and iTunes tagging capability. It also has a VoiceOver feature which was built-in the current iPod shuffle. The screen is also enlarged to 2.2 inches but the overall size remains unchanged. It’s available immediately at $149 for the 8GB version and $179 for the 16GB version. Nine colors are available.

Another noticeable change is the iPod touch. The new 32GB and 64GB iPod touch models are “50% faster” than the previous models. It runs on OpenGL ES 2.0 which gives a huge performance boost for games and apps. The original 8GB iPod touch will be down from $249 to $199, the 32GB and 64GB models will be $299 and $399.

The iPod shuffle has some new color additions to its existing line-up. New colors include pink, green and blue colors, along with the existing silver and black will be selling for $59 for 2GB model and $79 for 4GB model. An exclusive model in stainless steel is available in Apple Store only and selling for $99 on a 4GB model.

The iPod classic only has a minor capacity bump to 160GB and selling at $249.

To take a look at the iPod line-up, please visit the new iPod Guide.