Camera in the Nano?

So everyone has been talking about the new iPod Nano and its ability to shoot video. This is a big step in the way of integrating different technologies into one as we've talked about in class. This particular model of the iPod has in the past been targeted more at kids, as it is one of the most affordable forms of the iPod. It is scarcely different from last years model, still coming in the same shape and in a wide array of colors. The only new feature it has to tout is the camera. From what I have read up on, the video is shaky at best and will most likely not replace a camera thats sole purpose is to shoot video in high resolution. I use the iPod touch and have been extremely satisfied with it. Applications like Mapquest make the device far more useful to people our age. Not to mention the comparative memory in the touch compared to the nano. This seems to be more of a 'toy' camera and while it will appeal to young kids, its staying power in the larger market will more likely depend upon Apple's ability to integrate it into other models while improving the resolution. I know I would rather have the ability to download applications and hold more information than be able to shoot a short video I'll most likely forget about in a few days. Decide for yourself and read more at The Chicago-Sun Times