Apple Inc unveiled a snazzier line of its iPod on Wednesday, unveiling new designs for every model of the popular media device.
"We've gone wild," Apple co-founder Steve Jobs said. "It's the biggest change in the iPod lineup ever."
The iPod shuffle, for instance, has been updated to include playlists, buttons to navigate the volume and is smaller than the previous model. He said it would play 15 hours of music, and would come in five different colors at a price of $49.
At a presentation to reporters and investors, Jobs said that to date the company has sold 275 million iPods.
Jobs also announced an update to its operating system, due out next week, saying it was meant to fix bugs on some of its popular mobile devices such as the iPhone 4. He said yet another update would come out in November.
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