Steve Jobs' "Showtime" event today revealed a range of new Apple products. And even the real surprise, a tradition for the company at such events, was not announced, the executive presented a solid lineup of services an devices. A new 80 GB video Ipod, new Ipod Nanos with up to 8 GB capacity, a new Ipod Shuffle, a TV connector and movies for Itunes.
Many expected a new iPod Nano to be introduced at the event, and Jobs delivered by announcing the second generation of Nanos, which are commercially available as of today. Thinner than the already sleek models, the new Ipod Nano line will be made out of aluminum and will be available in five colors: sliver, black, blue, green, and pink.
Steve Jobs also made a surprise announcement by debuting a device that will connect to a TV, and can then receive wireless communication from a computer, allowing video playback from Itunes directly to the user's television set. It will be available in the first quarter of 2007.
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