Amazon buyers can preorder the new iPod Touch, Nano, and Shuffle.
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Unveiled last week, Apple's 2012 iPod lineup is now available for preorder through Amazon.
The fifth-generation iPod Touch offers the same 4-inch display found on the new iPhone and includes a more powerful A5 processor and a 5-megapixel camera. The new Touch comes in both 32GB and 64GB versions and offers a choice of five different colors. Some models list an estimated ship date of two to five weeks; others three to five weeks. The 64GB pink version shows a wait time of one to two months.
The 16GB version sells for $299, while the 32GB model goes for $399.
The seventh-generation iPod Nano has grown in size, offering a 2.5-inch display. The new Nano comes with 16GB of storage and sells for $149. Buyers can choose among seven different colors - silver, slate, purple, green, blue, yellow, and pink. Some models point to a ship time of two to five weeks and others three to five weeks. But as with the new Touch, pink seems to playing hard to get, with an estimated wait time of one to two months.
Apple's online store doesn't list a specific ship time for the new Touch or Nano, simply listing October as the availability date.
The fifth-generation iPod Shuffle offers 2GB of storage and a choice of the same seven colors as those for the Nano. Depending on the color, shipping dates from Amazon range from two to five weeks all the way to one to two months.
But the only change to the Shuffle is a wider choice of colors. Otherwise, the device is the same as last year's model. Apple's store lists the Shuffle's ship time as three to five business days.
(Via 9to5Mac).
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