Deal of the day: iPod Shuffle for $59

by CNET News staff

Tuck 240 songs in your pocket, hat, scarf or bra strap with Apple's renowned Shuffle. This one's refurbished and certified by Apple. You could spend $80 on the newer model, or have this one for $59 and free shipping. Weighs less than an ounce and comes equipped with one-year warranty, earphones, lanyard and iTunes software.

What: Certified refurbished iPod Shuffle
How much: $59
Shipping: Free
Where: Apple Store (via Fat Wallet)
When: Through unknown date
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