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I suppose the question above is redundant since it's more of a statement than a question. The iPod is thought of as the rectangularly shaped device with a circular scrollwheel and click button which forever changed the way we listen to music. In fact, the above mentioned is a universal symbol of iPods and Music. But if you come to think about it, there's only one of those left - The iPod Classic. The Nano's touch now, So is the iPod Touch. The shuffle never had a clickwheel, just and that covers the iPod line up. So from 13 clickwheel iPods developed over the years, only one survived; question is for how long ?
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