The last unboxing of the day will be the new 4th generation iPod Touch. The new iPod Touch is basically an iPhone 4 without all of the phone functionalities. It features the same ultra high resolution display, the same A4 processor, the HD video camera, FaceTime and so one. This got to be one of the best media players ever built, and it’s still quite affordable – $229 (US) for the 8GB model, $299 (US) for the 32GB model and $399 (US) for the 64GB. Check out the full unboxing gallery inside.

The second unboxing of the day will be the new 6th generation iPod Nano. The new nano is a really impressive piece of hardware. It’s almost as small as the iPod shuffle and still features a 220 pixels per inch multi-touch screen, up to 16GB of storage, a built-in FM radio with live pause, Nike+ integration, a pedometer and up to 24 hours of music playback. It’s available in 7 colors and it’s $149 (US) for the 8GB model and $179 (US) for the bigger 16GB. Check out the full unboxing gallery inside.

Today we’ll do a few unboxings, starting with the brand new 4th generation iPod Shuffle. The new iPod shuffle is a combination of the 2nd and 3rd generation iPod Shuffle. The buttons are back and it features nearly 50 percent more battery life. It also has a nice, big built-in clip, VoiceOver technology (now from the player instead of the headset), and comes in five colors—silver, blue, green, orange and pink. As always, unboxing an Apple product is very nice – check out the full gallery inside.

Ok, here’s the second unboxing gallery of the day and now it’s time for Apple’s new Magic Trackpad. I really like this idea and it will be interesting to try it out and see if it can replace the mouse. I’ll be using at work for a week and find out. Check out the gallery inside.

The Trackpad comes with a set of AA batteries so you just have to push the power button and connect it to your computer via Bluetooth.

I never thought I would publish a photo set unboxing a battery charger, but since this one come from Apple it’s worth a small post. A very stylish product, as always. Gallery inside.

Along with the charger you will get 6 AA batteries.

Stylish ones, don’t you think?

And even the charger has a few nice details. Check out the nice little steel ball holding the battery in place.

This ain’t exactly breaking news but since I have a tradition of publishing an unboxing gallery everytime I get a new iPhone here is the unboxing of the iPhone 4.

The newly unboxed iPhone 4 next to my old iPhone 3Gs.

Yes, Apple delivered a bunch of iPhone 4 units via FedEx today, and here’s one of the first (the first?) unboxing videos. In HD of course. Watch the video @ YouTube.

Today I got my new 18 megapixel Canon EOS 550D. As usual, I’ll share a few photos from the holy unboxing procedure.

Ok, so let’s see what’s inside this nice little Canon box. First of all you’ll get a bunch of manuals and CD’s…

…and underneath you’ll find all the accessories.

And here’s all the content lined up: Canon LP-E8 rechargeable battery & charger, USB cable, AV cable, 2 CD’s, shoulder strap and manuals – and of course the 18-55IS lens and the 550D camera.

A freshly unpacked 550D…

…from behind.

And the 18-55 kit lens.

And now to the most annoying part when you get a new toy – hours and hours of charging the battery. Come back for a full review in the near future.

The DM 686 is the baby speaker in the british loudspeaker company Bowers & Wilkins 600 series. It’s considered to be one of the best pound for pound speaker in the small segment and I got a pair of them yesterday so I as usual, I’ll share a few photos from the unboxing.

The first thing you get access to when you open the box is a plastic bag contain some instructions, a product registration document and some small plastic feet you can fit under the speakers.

Attached to the polystyrene protection you’ll find a plug that you can fit in the flowport to prevent air sound.

I’ll get back with a proper review in the near future.

Today is the launch day for Apple’s new iPhone 3GS in Sweden. I was in line this morning to get hold of the new, updated version of the phone. Here’s some photos of the holy unboxing procedure.

As always when it comes to Apple and package design – the packing is very slick and beautiful. When you open up the box you get immediate access to the phone..

…and directly beneath the phone you find the adapter, headphones, UBS cable and instructions.

This is what you get inside the box

The phone is protected by thin plastic.

A new, shiny iPhone 3GS 16GB.