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    Not quite the video iPod we were hoping for, not by a long shot, but Apple is refreshing their flagship iPod (with video) models today with a whole lotta' software love, and a couple hardware tweaks for good measure. The screen is now 60% brighter, the battery can last up to 3.5 hours during video playback, and the iPod includes new headphones, but otherwise the specs remain the same. As for software, the iPod is finally getting gapless playback, text-based search and brightness controls, along with a whole slew of games. The 'Pod has Bejeweled, Cubis 2, Mahjong, Mini Golf, Pac Man, Tetris, Texas Hold 'Em, Vortex, and Zuma bundled, and you can nab new games for $5 each off of iTunes. Maybe the best news is that Apple is dropping the prices and bumping the storage: you can get a spankin' new 30GB iPod for $250, and the new 80 gigger for $350. No word yet on availability.http://portablevideo.engadget.com/2006/09/12/apple-launches-enhanced-6g-ipod/
    Although not mentioned here I've heard that Apple claims 6.5 hour video support for the 80 GB model.

    Atleast in Canada they appear also to have nixed the EDU student discount (for now) however the price drop generally makes up for that.
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    Touchscreen? o_O

    Darn, if I only had a newer iPod, I could finally play some different games. (I still only have my old 4G.)
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