Ipods and cell phones are two of the most popular electronic products on the market today. Our business is proposing a new product in which the attractive, recognizable style of the Ipod and the ease and convenience of a cell phone would be combined into one product. This technology has been attenpted somewhat by Apple with the release of the Motorola ROKR phone, which can hold up to 100 Itunes songs, but our team is proposing going further with this idea. We are suggesting a product that will have all the music storage capabilities of a normal Ipod, but with full cell phone capabilities also. We would like to eventually combine video, e-mail, internet, and the cell phone into one sleek Ipod. Imagine being able to access all your technological needs in one small, stylish piece of electronics. This product could be revolutionary, and as the demand for the new ipod Nano has shown, Ipods are still an amazingly popular item. If we can combine the success of Ipods with the overwhelming demand for cell phones, we would be able to appeal to a double market. Add in the other capabilities, and our new product could be the most in-demand piece of new electronics on the market. Our all-inclusive Ipod would probably range in price according to storage capabilities, much as the Ipods now do. The base price would probably be around $400.00, but they would also come with free cell phone service for 5 months, with unlimited minutes during that period of time, in order to boost sales by providing an added benefit for the price. Also, the price, as with all electronics, would gradually decrease as the product becomes more popular and the demand increases. We would hope to be able to sell Apple on this idea and market the product through them, because having the well-known Apple corporation design and name behind our product would boost sales and help the product just because Apple is so established in the portable electronics business.