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Senior Products Editor Melissa Perenson attended Apple's September 5 announcement about its revamped iPod product line: The iPod Touch has the same touchscreen and user interface as the iPhone as well as Wi-Fi connectivity. The redesigned iPod Nano has a wider screen that's better for video. The iPod, renamed the iPod Classic, comes in a gigantic 160GB size.
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