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Apple discounts new, refurb previous-generation iPods
By Charles Starrett
Senior Editor, iLounge
Published: Thursday, September 18, 2008
News Category: Deals
Apple has updated the Special Deals section of its online store with discounts on a number of new and refurbished previous-generation iPods. Refurbished third-generation iPod nano models are now available for $79 (4GB) and $99 (8GB), while new first-generation iPod touch models are available for $209 (8GB), $279 (16GB), and $379 (32GB). The same iPod touch models are also available as refurbished units for $179, $219, and $319, respectively. 80GB and 160GB iPod classic units are also available, selling for $199 and $299 new, and $169 and $249 refurbished. Finally, Apple is offering iPod shuffle models in earlier colors for $49 (1GB) and $69 (2GB) new and $39 and $59 refurbished. As with all Apple Special Deals, all products are limited to the amount of stock on hand.
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I am a huge fan of Apple’s refurb site. The pricing on the nanos and classics are very good, though the touches (in my opinion) aren’t as big a steal if you intend on doing the software upgrades.
Now if only the 2G touches went on the site ... (Yes, I know it will be a while!)
Posted by cxc273 on September 18, 2008 at 11:33 AM (PDT)
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If you have an older (or broken) iPod that you don’t want anymore, you can physically bring it to an Apple store for a 10% discount. That brings the 32gb Touch down to $360.
Posted by plan-b on September 18, 2008 at 12:24 PM (PDT)
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Though you can’t use a Shuffle for that 10% discount. Only a non-shuffle gets you that discount…trust me, I tried…
Posted by Daniel S. on September 18, 2008 at 3:55 PM (PDT)