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The Beatles to release Apple USB stick with remastered albums

Apple-shaped device set for December release

November 4, 2009 | 7 Comments
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The Beatles' remastered back catalogue is set to be released next month on a new format – an apple-shaped USB device.

30,000 of the green USB devices, each containing the 14 recently-released remastered albums from the Liverpool legends, will be released on December 7 and will retail for £200 from Thebeatles.com.

As well as the albums the USBs will contain digital artwork for the records plus 13 mini-documentary films. See Thebeatles.com for more information.

The Beatles albums included on the USB will be:

'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'
'Yellow Submarine'
'Revolver'
'With The Beatles'
'Beatles For Sale'
'Please Please Me'
'Magical Mystery Tour'
'The Beatles'
'Rubber Soul'
'Help!'
'Let It Be'
'Past Masters One and Two'
'A Hard Day's Night'
'Abbey Road'

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Tyerone

Nov 4, 2009

The profit margins on these must be ridiculous.

Dancing_Shoes

Nov 5, 2009

I want one... not for Â£200 though.

orangeiod

Nov 5, 2009

one of those plastic apples probably costs about Â£5 to produce, and you can buy a 8gb miniSD on the market for around Â£12 - add into that mastering costs and mass-production and we're looking at profit margins of at LEAST around Â£180 i reckon. ridiculous! but a great idea by the band i suppose