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High-quality images of Apple’s first orange iPod (shuffle)

“Apple on Tuesday graced its affordable line of iPod shuffle digital music players with a fresh array of hues, including orange — a first for the iPod family,” AppleInsider reports. “The Cupertino-based company also broke the shuffle’s gender barrier, delivering a pink model as well as additional unisex offerings in vibrant blue and green. Each retail for just $79.

AppleInsider reports, “Although the new lineup of second-generation shuffles offer no enhancements over the monotone silver model introduced last fall, there is one morsel nestled with each new unit: updated earbud headphones.”

“That’s right. Apple has seemingly run through its stockpile of first-generation iPod earbuds and is now more than happy to include an updated pair with each shuffle, as it does every other iPod model,” AppleInsider reports.

Full article with high-quality images of Apple’s orange iPod shuffle here.
We have only one thing to say: Go Orange (and please stop blowing 14-point leads)!

Related article:
Apple debuts iPod shuffle in five colors: blue, pink, green, and orange join original silver – January 30, 2007

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