Apple Unveils Four New iPod Models
CUPERTINO, Calif. (Feb. 23) - Apple Computer Inc. on Wednesday released four new versions of its popular iPod for users who want either a compact device or a full-color media player that can display photos.
The photo-capable iPod features a high-resolution screen and can hold up to 25,000 digital pictures, Apple said. A 30-gigabyte model carries a price of $349, while the 60-gigabyte version will cost $449.
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs and colorful versions of the iPod mini.
Meanwhile, Apple also unveiled two news iPod minis with greater storage memory and increased battery life. The 4-gigabyte model will sell for $199, and a 6-gigabyte model will retail for $249.
All four devices require Apple's iTunes software, which is compatible with both Mac and Windows operating systems.
Apple also introduced an iPod Camera Connector for about $30, that lets users link their digital camera to an iPod photo model -- which has a built-in color screen. Users can then transfer snapshots over to the iPod, where they can be viewed.
Cupertino, California-based Apple is the No. 1 seller of portable digital music players -- often called MP3 players -- which allow users to carry thousand of songs on a device smaller than wallet. According to Banc of America Securities, Apple's share of the MP3 player market rose to 40.2 percent in the December quarter, up from 37.5 percent in the Sept. quarter.
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