Presenting a cutting edge and staying on it seems to be Apple’s method of operation these days.
Since the calendar turned to 2005, Apple has been introducing new products (Mac Mini, iPod Shuffle), much to the delight of the Mac crowd. Today, Apple debuted four new models of their ultra-successful iPod line. 2 of the new models are part of the iPod Mini family, while the other two are part of the new iPod photo line.
Apple offers descriptions of each product:
The second generation iPod mini lineup with a new 4GB model priced at just $199 and a new 6GB model with 50 percent more storage priced at $249. Both iPod mini models feature increased battery life of up to 18 hours, USB charging and an ultra-portable, lightweight design available in four vibrant colors.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs had these comments about the new iPod Minis, “The iPod mini is now available at the magic price point of $199. At this breakthrough price point, and with more than twice the battery life, the new iPod mini should appeal to even more music lovers.”
Apple today updated its iPod photo lineup by introducing a new slim 30GB model, holding up to 7,500 songs, for just $349 and a new 60GB model, holding up to 15,000 songs, for $449. Designed to take your entire music and photo libraries with you wherever you go, both iPod photo models feature a stunning high-resolution color screen for displaying photos and enhancing the entire iPod music experience. Both models hold up to 25,000 digital photos and will feature the ability to import photos from your digital camera via the new iPod Camera Connector for instant viewing and slide show playback on iPod photo.
“The new slim 30GB iPod photo at just $349 lets music lovers enjoy their iPod in full color, including album artwork along with their personal photo library,” said Steve Jobs. “And now you can import photos from your digital camera directly into iPod photo with the optional iPod Camera Connector.”
These new iPod models are available now at Apple’s online store.
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