It can tell you song titles, artists and playlist names and is smaller than a AA battery.
This is half the size of the previous Shuffle and can store 1,000 songs. At the press of a button, it tells you what song is playing and who is performing it.
It also tells you that your battery needs to be charged. VoiceOver speaks 14 different languages. So it can tell you song titles and artists in the correct languages.
The iPod can speak in English, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.
All of the controls on the new Shuffle have been moved from the device to the earphone cord. Apple says the iPod shuffle can play your music non-stop for ten hours on a single charge.
It comes in a new aluminium design with a built-in stainless steel clip that makes it wearable.
Priced at $79, the iPod shuffle only comes in two colours -- silver and black.
