Apple Launches New Colors for iPod Touch at a Cheaper Price

Apple Launches

for iPod Touch at a Cheaper Price

New Colors

Evolution of the iPod

The evolution of the Apple iPod is a remarkable technical journey that

has left the world stunned. 2001 marked the birth of Apple’s first portable

music player, launched on October 23rd. This was considered a great

feat in comparison to the clunky portable CD players that were popular

at the time. From the iPod’s inception in 2001, the following changes

were made: • 2002: second generation iPod,

• 2003: a thinner and lighter third-generation iPod was released, • 2004: Apple introduces iPod Mini that is available in five colors, • 2005: iPod shuffle is introduced, • 2007: iPod shuffle becomes available in five colors; Apple creates iPod Touch with multi-touch interface and built-in Wi-Fi, • 2010: Apple introduces the new iPod Touch with Retina Display,

FaceTime video calling, HD video recording and Game Center.

The iPod Touch

The iPod Touch was introduced in September 2007, and was regarded as the

iPhone without the phone. The original iPod Touch was released without the

camera or Bluetooth, but the hardware was virtually identical to that of the

iPhone.

The iPod Touch used the same Operating System as the iPhone and ran

computer-based updates. The thin, compact size of the iPod Touch was because

of the lack of a cellular phone chipset which offered double the storage

capacity for a lower price.

Initially, the iPod Touch was available in two models that became overnight

sensations.

This year, Apple has released the new iPod Touch that is

valued at $199. As the cheapest version of the iPod, it comes with all of the luxuries!

The new 16GB model includes a 4-inch 1136 x 640 Retina

display, an Apple A5 processor, a 1.2-MP FaceTime front camera,

and a rear-facing 5-MP camera.

Makeover for iPod Touch

Originally, the fifth-generation 16GB iPod

Touch retailed for $229, but it lacked the

popular rear camera and only came in one

color – silver. The new iPod Touch comes

In a variety of punchy colors that are suited

to the design of the product and spirit of

Apple. These colors are:

• Pink

• Yellow

• Blue

• Space Gray

• Silver

The new iPod Touch is also available in

‘Product Red’ – with sales from this color

going toward the fight against AIDS in Africa.

Specifications

Weight: 3.1 oz. Bluetooth: Yes

Dimensions: (HWD) inches 4.86 x 2.31 x 0.24

Speakers: Built-in

Storage Capacity (as Tested): 16 GB

Recording, Voice: Yes

Photo Formats: JPEG, TIFF, GIF

Video Recording: Yes

Screen Resolution: 1136 x 640 pixels

Music Playback Formats: AAC, Apple Lossless, MP3, Protected AAC

Wi-Fi Compatibility: Yes Video Formats: MPEG4, QuickTime, H.264

A Whole New World

The new iPod Touch can be labeled a media player par excellence as it has turned into a top-notch gaming console. The iPhone Touch features quality visuals paired with a number of excellent and affordable games that are available via the App Store.

The new iPod comes with the following:

• A new strap called an 'iPod Touch Loop‘ that is designed for convenience and the safety of the device.

• New and improved earphones that are called Apple EarPods. The design of these innovative earphones is defined by the geometry of the ear, which makes them more comfortable for more people than other ear bud-style headphones. The EarPods are designed to minimize sound loss and maximize sound output which

guarantees high-quality, impressive audio.

Price Comparison

Originally, the 8 GB iPod Touch model retailed

at $299 while the 16 GB model sold for $399.

• In 2008, Apple introduced a 32 GB model

which retailed for $499.

• 2014 brings us the updated

fifth-generation iPod Touch

that is priced at $199.

• The new Touch comes with iOS 7, which includes

the following: iMessage, Facebook integration,

FaceTime and more!

What Do I Do With My

Old iPods?

Sell your old iPods and save up for the new fifth-generation iPod Touch! All it

takes is three easy steps:

1. Register – Head over to www.sellmylectrics.com and select the gadget that you want to sell.

2. Ship it – Wrap your gadget in a bubble mailer or packaging, print your free tracked shipping label

and affix it to the front of your package. It’s fully insured,

so you can rest easy! Post your gadget.

3. Get paid – You will receive the money for your gadget by PayPal or Check. Expect a 24-hour to seven business

days delay, depending on your preferred method of payment.

What’s Up with the Red Color?

Don’t let the iPod labeled as ‘Product Red’ confuse you! Apple, along

with various other global companies, have joined an international

initiative to raise money for the fight against HIV/AIDS.

“Every day 700 babies are born

with HIV and (RED)™ works with

companies like Apple to fight for

an AIDS-free generation by creating

(PRODUCT)RED merchandise. A

percentage of gross profits from

the sale of those products goes

to the Global Fund to help fund

AIDS programs in Africa.” – Apple

Contact Us

Sell My Lectrics is an online platform on which you can sell your old

electronics in a safe and reliable manner. Easy to use and hassle-free,

Sell My Lectrics pays cash for your goods! If you’re looking to sell your old

electronics, visit www.sellmylectrics.com or send your details to

[email protected].

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