The two iPod shuffles are Apple's smallest, lowest-capacity, and cheapest iPods to date. Measuring 3.3" x 0.98" x 0.33" and weighing only .78 ounces, each glossy white plastic shuffle is accurately touted as the size of a package of chewing gum and the weight of four quarters - a significant drop in size from last year's cell phone-sized iPod mini. Neither shuffle is capable of holding the typical person's entire music collection: the $99 model stores around 120 songs (approximately 10 CDs), while the $149 model can fit roughly 240 songs (20 CDs), depending on the tracks' size and compression.



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