Difference between last gen vid and newest gen?

Hi,
I have an opportunity to buy the previous generation 60GB iPod video for $220. It's an open box special, nothing wrong, not a refurb. Full warr, etc, just like buying it new, but opened box. The current gen 80GB is $349, which is $129 more. I don't need the extra 20GB.
I'm wondering what the differences are between the two models. I see that the newest gen has a "60% brighter display." Any comments on that?
Other differences, better or worse?
Without needing the extra 20GB, any other reasons to spend the extra $ on the 80GB?
Any known weaknesses with either one?
Thanks

The differences are, then new 5 Generation iPod, has better battery life, a brighter screen (as you mentioned), a search feature, available in 30 and 80 gigs, and is cheaper than the original 5 Generation iPod.
But in order to use the new 5G iPod you must have iTunes 7.X
More information: http://www.apple.com/ipod/ipod.html
Regards--- jgurbisz
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