Apple has just released the newest line of iPods in stylish colors blue, pink, silver, gold, space gray and (PRODUCT)RED*. The new iPod touch has an upgraded iOS, an A8 chip, M8 motion coprocessor and 8-megapixel iSight camera. The new iPod nano boasts its light and thin design. The new iPod shuffle, on the other hand, offers up to 15 hours of battery life. Both the iPod nano and iPod shuffle feature the VoiceOver function.
Here's a straightforward list of the features for each model:
New iPod touch
Features:
> iOS 8
> Powerful A8 chip, M8 motion
coprocessor
> 4-inch Retina display
> 8-megapixel iSight camera
> 1080p HD video recording
> 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi‑Fi &
Bluetooth 4.1 technology
> Siri (Intelligent Assistant)
> Built-in Apps
> Access to iTunes Store and
Apple Music service
Finish:
> Space Gray
> Gold
> Silver
> Pink
> Blue
> (PRODUCT)RED- Apple exclusive color*
Capacity:
> 16GB
> 32GB
> 64GB
> 128GB (Apple exclusive capacity)
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For more detailed Tech Specs, go to the following links:
New iPod nano
Features:
> 1.1 ounces light and 5.4 mm thin
> 2.5‑inch Multi‑Touch display
> Genius (Personal DJ app)
> FM radio
> Bluetooth technology
> Built-in Nike+ support and a pedometer
> VoiceOver feature
> Access to iTunes Store
Finish:
> Space Gray
> Gold
> Silver
> Pink
> Blue
> (PRODUCT)RED- Apple exclusive color*
Capacity:
> 16GB
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Read more detailed iPod nano Tech Specs.
New iPod shuffle
Features:
> Up to 15 hours of battery life
> Holds hundreds of songs
> Easy to see and use the music controls
> VoiceOver
> Access to iTunes Store
> Genius (Personal DJ app)
> Made with sleek, anodized aluminum
> Portable and wearable
Finish:
> Space Gray
> Gold
> Silver
> Pink
> Blue
> (PRODUCT)RED- Apple exclusive color*
Capacity:
> 2GB
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Read more detailed iPod shuffle Tech Specs.
The new iPod touch and nano are made with materials that reduce its environmental impact:
> Arsenic-free display glass
> BFR-free
> Mercury-free
> PVC-free
> Recyclable aluminum enclosure
* A portion of the proceeds from every (PRODUCT)RED purchase will go to the Global Fund to fight AIDS in Africa.
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