Sep 6, 2007 8:30 AM

Apple's IPod Strategy: Aggressive Prices, Overwhelming Features

By completely overhauling its line of iPods, Apple cements its lock on the portable-media-player market. Analysts say no one else is close in combining features with aggressive prices.

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