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At the Apple Computer showcase in San Francisco on September 12, 2006, Jobs revealed the 1GB, aluminum-encased, wearable Shuffle, which costs $79. He called it the 'world's smallest MP3 player.'
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The aluminum iPod Shuffle still doesn't have a screen, but the wearable player is smaller and more affordable than ever.
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