New Apple iPod related Announcements on September 5th

Aug 29 2007, 2:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Apple sent out invitations to the press for a September 5th presentation.

The invite reads "The beat goes on" and shows the album CoverFlow interface showing some Beatles albums.
AppleInsider reports that the line "The beat goes on" is from the last Beatles press-release from 1970.So it is save to assume that iTunes will carry the Beatles catalog starting September 5th, or we hear a date from Steve Jobs on when the Beatles songs will be available for download.

This alone would not be enough for an event, so we could be in for a treat and see the rumored OS X based touch-screen iPods.

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