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More Video iPod Reports - Now with Bluetooth?

MacNN reports on a research note released by American Technology Research. According to their analysts, Apple is indeed looking to replace their high end iPod with a new video iPod in the next quarter. New to the rumor is information that the new "widescreen video iPod' would come with Bluetooth headphones.

The addition of Bluetooth to the iPod has been long rumored as well. Apple has also filed patents depicting the use of a wireless iPod.

Apple has been widely expected to have some sort of product announcement surrounding their 30th anniversary (April 1, 2006), but no reliable confirmation has been received. A Page 2 rumor claims Apple is indeed holding a product event on April 1st, but this has not been corroborated.

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