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And so it was at the launch of the newest iPods recently.


The new iPod 80GB features a 60 percent brighter and more vibrant 2.5-inch color display for watching home movies, photos and podcasts right in the palm of your hand. It features seamless integration with iTunes 7.


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Review: Newest iPods get it right, as expected

September 23, 2010 - 10:59am

By now, Apple's introduction of new iPods each fall is about as surprising as kids going back to school.

How do we love music? Let iPod count the ways

October 10, 2006 - 12:00am

"The iPod is the most advanced music player in the world," said Ey Yiong, product marketing manager of iPod Asia-Pacific. "Today you will notice a brighter backlight on the iPod. And you can hold...

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