Apple on Tuesday introduced updated iPod touch and iPod nano models. The iPod touch now starts at $199, while the iPod nano costs $129.
The new iPod touch, which ships on October 12, 2011. It comes in 8GB, 32GB and 64GB models for $199, $299 and $399 respectively. It comes in either white or black, like the iPhone 4S.
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The iPod nano has new, larger icons for easier navigation. Apple has acknowledged that many users of the previous iPod nano use the device as a watch; the refreshed model has 16 new digital clock faces, including an analog design that makes it look like a Mickey or Minnie Mouse watch. The iPod nano now tracks your runs and walks without requiring a separate sensor, and comes in seven colors – silver, graphite, blue, green, orange, pink and red (part of the PRODUCT (RED) charity program).
The company also indicated, contrary to media reports, that the click-wheel iPod classic remains available. The click-wheel iPod costs $249 and comes in one model – a silver 160GB unit. The shuffle remains part of the lineup as well, available in a 2GB version in five different colors, each for $49.