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Slideshow: IPod Bloody IPod

At a special event with two U2 band members, Apple introduces a U2-branded iPod and a color photo iPod. Leander Kahney and Katie Dean report from San Jose, California.
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Apple's iPod product manager Danika Cleary shows off the new U2 iPod. "It's an incredible collectible," she said. "And there's a lot of people who really want a black iPod."Katie Dean

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The $350 U2 iPod features the band members' signatures laser-engraved on the back.

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U2 lead singer Bono stands with Apple CEO Steve Jobs at the unveiling of a new, branded iPod with a red dial, black casing and signatures from all members of the Irish band.

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will be available from the iTunes Music Store for $150.

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