Apple's new iPod lineup is making its way to Apple Stores Wednesday. The iPod touch and shuffle are available now at Apple retail outlets, though users will have to wait a bit longer for the revamped nano.
"Introducing the new iPod touch. Now with FaceTime, Retina display, HD video recording, and Game Center," Apple said in an e-mail to customers. "Pick one up today at the Apple Retail Store or order online to get free engraving."
An employee at the Fifth Ave. Apple Store in Manhattan said the iPod touch and iPod shuffle were stock, but the nano was not yet available. She did not have details on when it would be in stores. Customers can order it online, however, and have it delivered within 3-5 business days, according to the Apple Web site.
Those who buy the iPod touch online will also have it within 3-5 business days, while the Pod shuffle will ship in 1-3 days, Apple said.
The new iPod touch is available in three models: an 8GB version for $229; a 32GB version for $299; and a 64GB version for $399.
An 8GB iPod nano is selling for $149 while a 16GB version retails for $179. A 2GB iPod shuffle is available for $49.
Are the new devices worth your hard-earned cash? For more details, check out PCMag's extensive coverage of the new iPod lineup.
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