I mean, I understand a need for things to be compact and portable, but honestly, the smaller something gets, the harder it is to use. A great example of this is the iPhone. I tried using my friend's device once with some difficulty. When I got tot he part where I had to use the touch screen keyboard, I discovered my fingers and thumb were to big (I'm a big guy at 6' 3" and my hands compliment my size unfortunately
). I mean, back in the day when cell phones were the size of bricks, that was a problem. But now that cell technology has progress and we can reduce the size of phones, I think manufactures need to take a step back and stop trying to make them smaller. Same goes for other devices. An iTouch/iPhone is about the right size in my opinion for devices with multiple capabilities. Any smaller and the amount of eye strain becomes annoying. If the touch keyboard on a device like that could be made better as well for people with bigger fingers, that would be a major plus as well. There's no longer a need to make things smaller, just more useful and easier to use.
But I'll wait until my birthday or Christmas to get it for myself though I do still enjoy my current one a lot. Whether I buy it or not mainly depends on the shade of green 
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) is about the smallest sized phone/music player etc that I would carry around with me unattached to something like a lanyard(I put my house key and flash drives and stuff on my lanyard). I would just be afraid of losing it so much...
