San Francisco Chronicle: Apple showed off a fall product lineup that is all about entertainment on Tuesday. First, CEO Steve Jobs showed off a lineup of three new iPods--the iPod Touch, iPod Nano, and iPod Shuffle. The Nano and Shuffle have new form factors, while the Touch closely resembles the iPhone 4.
Jobs also talked about the new Ping social networking service that will be available through iTunes, and he closed out the event by showing off an updated Apple TV set-top box. The $99 device will allow users to watch Fox or ABC shows on their televisions for 99 cents or streamed movie content for $4.99. It also supports content from Netflix.
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