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Slideshow: ITunes Coming to a Phone Near You

Apple's Steve Jobs shows off a new music-playing phone -- loaded with iTunes software and capable of storing about 100 songs -- as well as the pencil-thin iPod Nano, which will replace the iPod Mini.
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The Nano has a color screen and can display up to 25,000 photos.Courtesy of Apple

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Available on Tuesday, the Nano comes in two models: a 4-GB device for $250, and a 2-GB version for $200.

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The Nano has the same standard 30-pin dock connector as other iPods, but the headphone jack is on the bottom, not the top.

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Apple claims the new player is half the size of most of its competitors' products, and is thinner than a standard No. 2 pencil.

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Apple's new iPod Nano can hold up to 1,000 songs, but is small enough to fit into the watch pocket in a pair of jeans. It comes in black or white.

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