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All the iPod news, right here, in table form
In case you missed 'em, here are all of our Apple cheat sheets for every announcement today. Each one details every important change Apple made from the previous generation of product, at a glance.
Among the top new features: The Nano getting a video camera, the Touch not getting a camera, and Steve Jobs donning a belt. Check out our cheat sheets below.
UPDATE: The comparison chart for the iPod Classic in the gallery previously pegged the 2G as having a lower screen resolution than the 1G. This is not the case — the resolution printed for the 1G was an error — and the iPod Classic's screen resolution has stayed the same.
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UPDATE: The chart for the iPod Touch has been revised. The 8GB iPod Touch, which is on sale for $199, is actually not part of the new generation and doesn't have the new features.
By TH4T6UY at 8:49 PM ON 09/09/09
WHOA! HOLD THE BOAT! They shaved 0.02 oz. off of the iPod! CALL THE PRESS AND ALERT THE MEDIA! THIS MUST BE SPREAD.
Same old crap. Same old Apple.
By Borg at 10:15 PM ON 09/09/09
Hilarious. The iPod Touch ("new") has worse battery life. That makes no sense. I suppose I'll wait LONGER to buy a worthwhile Apple MP3 player.
By Mad Vulcan at 11:11 PM ON 09/09/09
I like the new iPod nano and its new features, but I agree, it would be way better to have also put these into the iPod touch.
~Mad Vulcan
By Mihos at 11:21 PM ON 09/09/09
... so is this site already in re-runs?
By Vito at 7:23 AM ON 09/10/09
wow im glad i stayed off the apple bandwagon. I think my choice to stay with Creative has been much more successful
By ThomasC at 7:43 AM ON 09/10/09
Apple world formally known as Dvice.com everything apple all day all night thats all we report because we work for Apple.
By the Ramen Noodle at 9:39 AM ON 09/10/09
The "new" Classic also lost some screen resolution. By the way, remember that the iPod Classic used to have a 160 GB edition? They dropped it in favor of the 120 GB, now the 160 GB is back.
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