Apple iPod Touch with FaceTime

Today Apple announced a line of new iPods, an update to the iOS operating system, a new version of iTunes and a new and improved AppleTV device.

• iPod Shuffle 4th Generation
• Physical Buttons
• Voice Over
• Genius Mixes
• 15 hours of music battery life
• Retail Price: $49
• Preorder September 1, 2010
• Shipping Week of September 6, 2010
• iPod Nano 6th Generation
• 46% Smaller and 42% Lighter
• Built-In Clip
• Hard Volume Buttons
• Voice Over
• FM Radio
• Two Finger Rotate Function
• 24 hours of music battery life
• $149 8GB
• $179 16GB
• Preorder September 1, 2010
• Shipping Week of September 6, 2010
• iPod Touch 4th Generation
• Thinner
• Built-In Clip
• Front and Rear Facing Cameras
• FaceTime
• FM Radio
• 40 hours of music battery life
• $229 8GB
• $299 32GB
• $399 64GB
• Preorder September 1, 2010
• Shipping Week of September 6, 2010
• iTunes 10
• Variety of changes to look and feel
• Includes Ping – Social Network for Music
• Available for Download Now
• AppleTV 2nd Generation
• Rental content only
• Rent HD first-run movies for $4.99
• Rent HD TV Shows for $0.99
• Stream from iPad, iPod, Mac or PC
• Stream from YouTube, Flickr, MobileMe and NetFlix
• Retail Price: $99
• Preorder September 1, 2010

The new iOS Version 4.1 is to be released the week of September 6, 2010 which will include enhancements on almost every platform with the exception of the iPad. We can look for iOS Version 4.2 to be released in November, 2010 and will round out the new operating system enhancements for the iPad as well.

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Any suggestions or comments are welcome as we go through our transition.  As always, we hope you find the site helpful and informative.

Thanks!

Donald Webster