#Osmo Nano

DJI has just launched the Osmo Nano, a mini action camera that should attract more on-the-go shooters. The Osmo Nano has a unique two-part design, splitting the core camera module from a detachable multifunctional Vision Dock. The Osmo Nano uses a new 1/1.3”-type CMOS sensor capable of capturing high-resolution 6880x5160 photos and 4K videos up to 60fps. The Osmo Nano is priced at €279 for the 64GB model and €309 for 128GB with bundles that include useful mounts and the dock. Of the lot, my interests were focused on the 4th generation iPod Touch and the totally re-invented iPod Nano which is already in its 6th generation. When I first saw the 6th generation iPod Nano, I thought this was the most radical design overhaul Apple made in its entire history of iPods. The Nano was originally just a smaller version of the legacy iPod MP3 player -- smaller, thinner, lighter, less storage but with a very similar form factor. The new iPod Nano really looks very different and if you're familiar with the iPod design history of Apple, you would actually name this iPod something else. Read more in our articles including "DJI Osmo Nano launched" and "iPod Nano 6th Gen: First Impressions".