The Mini's here

GIZMO GALLERY

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Business Standard New Delhi
Last Updated : Feb 25 2013 | 11:10 PM IST
The Apple Mini iPod was launched recently. This is perhaps the smallest portable music player on the market and it holds up to 1,000 CD-quality songs. The iPod mini offers music lovers the combination of ultra-portable design, stylish looks, capacity, ease-of-use and audio performance.
 
The Mini weighs around 100 grams, comes in many colours and fits into small pockets. It has the same click-wheel operating control and can be used to play music downloaded from the online Apple iTunes store.
 
The iPod works on the Mac or a PC and recharges through the USB port, offering around 8 hours battery. It's India price is around Rs 20,500 for the 4Gb model.

 
 

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