Introducing Apple's New iPods

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 1:57PM EDT / Published Sep. 01, 2009 2:22AM EDT

Apple will unveil another version of iPods next week in an effort to boost sales for the product. The company will host a “special event” in San Francisco for the new product, though it is unclear whether Steve Jobs—who recently returned from medical leave—will appear on stage. Sales of iPods have dipped 11 percent this quarter, which Apple reportedly blames on “cannibalization” from the iPhone, their product that doubles as an iPod. Though Apple’s new line is very secretive, analysts guess that they’ll introduce a digital camera on iPods.

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Introducing Apple's New iPods