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The New iPod Shuffle
from: Bonnie Archer
Now is the time to mix things up, the unpredictable new iPod. Can it read your mind? What will it play next? Can it read your moods? Load it up - put it on. See where it will take you.Choose from pocket size 512MB or 1G models that start at $99. - Surprise yourself!
Random is the order of this iPod
The iPod Shuffle Songs setting takes you on a unique journey through your music collection. You’ll never know what is around the next tune. Welcome to a life less orderly--iPod shuffle shuns routine by serving up your favorite songs in a new order every time you listen.
You can just plug iPod shuffle into your computer's USB port and let iTunes auto fill it with up to 240 songs and get a different experience with each connection.
The trail you run daily looks and sounds different with an iPod shuffle. That daily traffic jam even seems enjoyable when you are listening and not knowing what song will come on next.
Lose control!
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