SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- By now, Apple's introduction of new iPods each fall is about as surprising as kids going back to school.And, as usual, many of the changes CEO Steve Jobs announced this month were expected, such as the addition of cameras to the iPod Touch.But Apple Inc. took some risks this time with its lineup, too. It cut the video recording and playback features from the Nano to shrink it while adding a touch screen, and went back in time stylistically to rework the tiny Shuffle.The results, as expected, are awesome across the board.

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