Apple released the smallest iPod ever made yesterday. While the new iPod Shuffle is certainly small, the new sound features and design are what make the pinky size product a potential heavy weight in the mp3 player arena. The third generation iPod Shuffle can talk in 14 languages, informing us the artist and title of song we are listening to. In addition, for the first time in Shuffle history, the controls are mounted on the headphone lead. The device can hold 4GB of music (around 1000 songs) and comes in either black
or silver – and with a classy polished steel clothes clip.
[via BBC]
- Contributed by Ashley Waghorne
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too bad the stock ear buds are terrible but you can’t use 3rd party one now.
March 12th, 2009 at 11:57 am
yep, Apple, did you not realize that most people who buy a Shuffle do so for working out and your terrible earbuds don’t really work for that? Sleek design is not more important than basic functionality.
March 12th, 2009 at 5:14 pm