Awesome New iPods! Yeah!

ByMike Moffit

From iLounge:

New 5G iPods Feature:
60% brighter screen.
3.5 hours of video playback.
Gapless audio playback (finally!)
New earphones.
New quick scrolling feature using letters.
New games – Bejewled, Cubis 2, Mahjong, Mini golf, Pac Man, Tetris, Texas Hold Em, Vortex and Zuma.
Games will work on all 5G iPods, will cost $4.99 each from iTMS.

White and black available:
30GB – $249
80GB – $349

Second-generation iPod nano:
Aluminum, thinner – looks like thin iPod mini.
Green, silver, black, blue, pink available.
24 hour battery life.
New charger, armband, lanyard headphones.
Available today.
2GB – $149
4GB – $199
8GB – $249

iPod shuffle:
10 million shuffles sold.
Second-generation today.
Metal body with white click wheel.
12-hour battery
Size of iPod radio remote.
World’s smallest mp3 player.
Available October

Check out iLounge for the details!

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