Does apple still make ipods?

Apple's final standalone MP3 player, the iPod classic, lasted seven years until today. James Martin/CNET The original iPod music player debuted 13 years ago, in October 2001. read more

To be sure, Apple still sells iPods — in three forms: the $49 Shuffle, the $149 Nano and the iPod Touch, from $199 to $299 — but it doesn’t make it easy to find them. You have to click on Music from the home page and scroll to the bottom. Apple have not commented on whether — or when — it will stop selling the gadget that started it all. read more

The new version of the iPod touch gets the same processor found in the iPhone 6, so games and apps will run just as smoothly on the iPod as they do on a brand-new iPhone. The new iPod touch also gets a new camera that’s nearly the same as the one on the new iPhone 6. But it’s also kind of pricey. read more

While Apple stopped updating both the Nano and the Shuffle, newer versions of the iPod Touch are still introduced from time to time, but perhaps not for much longer. It’s Already Been Discounted. Apple has never been one to offer products at a discount, nor should the company be. read more

Two models of the iPod Touch will still be available, Apple said, starting at $199 with double the capacity they had before. The music device, alongside iTunes, is widely credited with driving digital music adoption in the early 2000s. The first iPod, unveiled in 2001, helped solidify Apple's rebound under the leadership of co-founder Steve Jobs. read more