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Special Edition iPod shuffle Appears at Target Stores

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007 at 8:35 AM - by

A special edition pink iPod shuffle supporting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation has made its way into the wild. You won't be able to go just anywhere to get one, however, because they are available only at Target stores.


Target's special edition pink iPod shuffle.

The special edition shuffle for breast cancer research is likely available in Target stores around the United States. Thanks to the sharp eye of TMO reader Alan Acevedo, we know that they are available at least in Target's Santa Maria, California location.

The pink iPod shuffle includes a US$15 gift card to the iTunes Store. Despite the addition of the gift card, the pink shuffle is still priced at US$79.

Prior to the release of the third generation iPod shuffle with a new color scheme, Apple offered its smallest music player in a range of colors that included pink. Presumably, the special edition pink model is one of those second generation models.

This isn't the first special interest-focused iPod Apple has made. The company also offers a (Product) RED version of the iPod shuffle and nano to support the Global Fund to fight AIDS in Africa. The red iPods, however, are available through Apple's own stores.

[Thanks to TMO reader Alan Acevedo for the photo.]

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Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:10 am

I also saw this at the Redondo Beach, CA store this past weekend

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Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:16 am

I saw this special edition iPod at the Target Store in Norfolk, NE, a couple of weeks ago.

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Wed Sep 26, 2007 11:57 am

I saw this pink special edition iPod shuffle set at the Target in Jersey City, NJ as well. It looks like it might be for the Susan G. Komen For The Cure breast cancer campaign.

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Wed Sep 26, 2007 7:45 pm

My mistake. The pink shuffle and accessories at Target benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Belkin has a bunch of accessories, like cases and armbands, that benefit the charity.

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