When Jobs was announcing the iPod Nano, he took the chance of a few swipes at Apple's rivals. He pretended not to have a clue about companies like Creative (shome mishtake shurely?). And the iPod, he said, has shifted 6m units across the world in the last quarter, whereas Sony's PSP has only sold 2m.
That's rather disingenuous for a couple of reasons: the PSP was only released in Europe (one of the most important markets) last week, and the iPod has a much wider range of price points (it's got at least three distinct ranges). But it's as fair a comparison as can be made under the circumstances, I suppose.
But forget the talk: the Nano - which comes in white or black - does look like a sleek piece of kit. I'll try and get some pictures for you as soon as I can... there's nothing on the Apple website yet, but I'm on the case. Now we're going to have a hands-on demo.
Update: I've got a picture, here, and there's more now at Apple's website.
