Apple's new 2008 iPod range

September 10th, 2008 by CNET Staff Tagged with: 120gb, 2008, ipod, ipods, nano, new, touch, shuffle, steve jobs, apple, accelerometer, classic

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Other than the color update, the design of the Shuffle is exactly the same: ultracompact with no screen and a built-in clip making it suitable for the gym. The player is available with 1GB for AU$65 or 2GB for AU$89.

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