Apple's iPod Touch has had a radical makeover, with the fourth-generation Touch coming in the wake of the widely praised iPhone 4 and offering some of the same features. It is Apple's best iPod to date and can be considered a triple threat: a gaming console, multimedia player and Internet device.

Rich display; faster processor; HD video recording; front and back cameras

Poor camera resolution; no camera flash; no in-line microphone on included ear buds

For a price of Rs. 19,900, the iPod Touch 4G is a premium PMP with a lot of features. It excels at music, videos and gaming, making it a complete device, and if you can afford to spend this much, we highly recommend it.

Sleek and well built; Superb fluid and intuitive interface; Music and video performance is excellent; Games are a joy to play; Loaded with features; including a camera

Expensive; 20K on a PMP might be considered ridiculous by some; Can buy a good phone for the price; Camera is rudimentary; lacks megapixels; autofocus and a flash; Battery life slightly worse than the previous iPod Touch; Rear gets quite warm when gaming

The rumour mill was flying thick and fast last year with speculation that the new third-generation version of the iPod Touch would include a camera for the first time. However, the model unveiled featured a faster processor but no camera, leaving the Apple faithful feeling somewhat underwhelmed.

The returning touch-screen champ, Apple's 4th-generation iPod Touch retains its title with a Retina display, HD video recording, a faster processor,and a competitive price.

Incredibly thin; sleek design; High-resolution Retina display; Solid Apple build quality; iOS versatility and ease-of-use; Long battery life for multimedia; 720p HD video capture and videoconferencing

Below-average file support; Low-res rear camera; No GPS; Smudgy mirror finish

I've made mistakes before and I'll make 'em again: My prediction that the latest iPod touch would evolve similarly to the iPhone, with its bulkier straight-edge design for 2010, was way off.

AirPlay: Coolest; Feature; Ever, Retina display brings stellar quality to all applications, FaceTime video calling to iPhone 4 and other iPod touch 4G's, over Wi-Fi..; for free

The still camera is a terrific addition; but not at only 960-by-720 quality; How small is too small when it comes to edge-mounted buttons

By Jeremy Horwitz Editor-in-Chief, iLounge ( Google+ ) Published: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 Category: iPods Pros: A major update to Apple's most versatile iPod, adding twin cameras, a high-resolution 960x640 screen, a microphone, a bigger and longer-lasting battery, and a 3-axis gyroscope, amongst

If you're a Wi-Fi leech who communicates mainly via email or apps like Facebook chat and Skype, this could

The iPod Touch has the 4-inch display and all the elegance of the iPhone 5, built from smooth curved aluminium; It's light, but it doesn't feel cheap at all, and it fits in your palm nicely...

There are also a few things still missing on the latest iPod touch

In this review, I'll briefly outline the new features of the iPod Touch 4G and compare it to my old 2nd-generation iPod Touch . I also did some comparison shots of the exterior hardware.

The price might be eyewatering, but this is the ultimate pocket entertainment device, with a fabulous screen

It's a great way to experience many iPhone apps for those who not want an iPhone. Simple to use and is more than just a music player. Don't really need to read a manual to get started but still recommend reading Apple's guide to get the best experience

Easy To Setup; Sleek/Compact

Short Battery Life