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After nearly 12 years of service, Apple on Thursday officially killed off the iPod nano and iPod shuffle, leaving the $199 32GB iPod touch as the only iPod consumers can buy.
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You can also buy the 128GB iPod Touch for $299.
End of an era. Remember that the iPod Nano was when Apple started buying up all the available NAND, and I don't think they've stopped doing that since the Nano.
Crazy. I love having a small ipod for working out, power walking etc. why do they keep killing off pieces of the I pod family? I have no intention of using an iphone for workouts.