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Apple shrinks iPod classic lineup to single, thin 120GB model

New $249 player replaces current 80GB and 160GB units

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Mobile | by Jason Karuza | Tue Sep 9, 2008 1:23PM | 0 comments

Steve Jobs has announced a new 120GB iPod classic that will replace both models in the current lineup. Though it is very unusual for a company to lower its maximum capacity, the $249 player -- which has the same thickness as the current 80GB model -- leaves consumers with less storage than the thicker 160GB version. The new iPod classic is on sale immediately.

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