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Wednesday, November 1, 2006
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Apple's Tiny iPod Shuffle in Stores on Friday
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Apple announced that its matchbook-size iPod shuffle MP3 player would be available in stores worldwide on November 3.
 Apple heralded the shuffle as the world's smallest digital music player,
weighing a half-ounce (14 grams), and priced it at 79 dollars (US).
"With its ultra-compact design and built-in clip, the new iPod shuffle is the
most wearable iPod ever," Apple vice president Greg Joswiak said in a release.
"The new iPod shuffle completes our all-new lineup of iPods for this holiday
season and beyond, and we hope it's going to be a huge hit."
The shuffle was built with a gigabyte of flash memory capable of storing as many
as 240 songs, according to the Cupertino, California, based maker of iPods and
Macintosh computers.
The promised battery life for a shuffle was 12 hours before recharging. |
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