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New iPods Released (20GB and 40GB)

Apple has released two new iPods at 20GB and 40GB sizes, replacing the 15GB and 30GB:

20GB iPod

$399

40GB iPod

$499

Apple has updated their website with the new models and a new advertising campaign for the new iPods. The 10GB iPod model remains.

Photos of the new iPod Ad Campaign were also posted on ChaosMint over the weekend.

40GB iPod updates this week had been rumored. Our Buyer's Guide has been updated to reflect this release.




Link Shop: New iPods in Stock (20GB and 40GB), $50 off old 30GB iPod.

Related Forum: iPod touch and iPod

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