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New iPod Nano and New iPod Touch Revealed

0 comments | Wednesday, September 01, 2010

In today's Apple's press conference in San Francisco, CEO Steve Jobs announced a new line of iPods -- the new iPod Nano model that has a touch screen and no buttons and a new iPod Touch with video-chat features.


New iPod Touch, iPod Nano Unveiled
Like previous versions, the Nano has a built-in FM tuner and can display photos. But instead of buttons, controls for playing, pausing and selecting music are right on the screen. It will cost $149 for the 8 gigabyte version and $179 for 16 gigabytes.

Apple updated the iPod Touch as well, adding video-chat features similar to the newest iPhone. It has a front-facing camera for conducting video calls with other iPod Touch and iPhone users over Wi-Fi using Apple's FaceTime program. A camera on the back can be used for taking snapshots and recording video. Prices range from $229 to $399.

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