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Apple is introducing new headphones with these iPods, with a pause/play feature, as well as track navigation and volume controls right on the cord. Both are shipping soon: the 8GB should arrive later this week, while the 16GB should show up over the weekend or early next week, Steve says. An 8GB model will sell for $149, a 16GB model will sell for $199. He shows eight colors, all the colors of the rainbow. PDT: The new Nanos are 'nano-chromatic,' Steve says. (Editor's note: SanDisk had a player called the Sansa Shaker that had this as its primary feature.) Steve moves from Simon and Garfunkel to Dean Martin to John Mayer with two shakes of the iPod, a progression that you will never see in the history books.ġ0:28 a.m. PDT: The new iPod has 'shake to shuffle,' a result of the accelerometer. With 'Don't Think Twice, It's All Right,' playing, Steve creates the Genius list, which picks Donovan and Simon and Garfunkel as like-minded selections.ġ0:23 a.m. He then moves into the Cover Flow mode, putting Bob Dylan on once again. Steve is creating a Genius playlist on the Nano, picking Beck as an example. Apple added a voice recording function, which gets a pleasant reaction from CNET's music player reviewer Donald Bell, who's sitting next to me.ġ0:22 a.m. Genius playlists can be created on the Nano without having to connect to iTunes. You rotate the device on its side to watch video, and the picture moves with it.

PDT: The new user interface has the Cover Flow interface from the iPhone and iPod Touch, as well as the track listings used on those devices. The new Nano has curved edges and is about the same length as previous models. Steve mentions the iPod ecosystem, 'which sometimes announces products before we want them to, which is funny.' Apple has sold 160 million iPods since their introduction, and through June. as of right now 'other' has 15.4 SanDisk has 8.6, and Microsoft has 2.4 percent. Analysts at the NPD Group say that Apple has 73.4 percent market share in the U.S.

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iTunes 8 is a free download, of course, and it's available today.ġ0:15 a.m. One smart thing about Genius, at least from Apple's point of view, is that it suggests songs that go with your Elvis tracks that you don't already own, with a helpful link to the iTunes Store on the right-hand side. PDT: Elvis Presley is paired with Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, The Doors, and Talking Heads. This Genius thing isn't that smart though, since it said that Bob Dylan goes with John Mayer.ġ0:14 a.m. He then picks John Mayer as an example for some inexplicable reason, making us listen to 'Gravity.' He then selects songs that go with that song.

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Next, he demos an HD TV show, picking an episode of The Office. The tile format lets you see all the album covers in a single screen, complete with art. He sorts his library by artists, selecting Aretha Franklin as an example.

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