iPod Shuffles now in living colour

January 31st, 2007 by CNET.com.au Tagged with: shuffle, pink, orange, ipod, green, colour, blue, apple

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Introduced by Apple CEO Steve Jobs in September, the tiny 1GB Shuffle finally launched on 1 November. It was available only in silver at the time.

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