Following today’s event, where Apple unveiled the iPhone 5, a refreshed iPod lineup, and a number of new accessories, the Apple Store has now been updated with listings for many of the new products pictured above. Apple also updated its website with the iPhone 5 video it played at the event earlier today, showing off the manufacturing process of the new iPhone’s body. The Lightning and 30-pin adapter, which has a $30 price tag and ships in October, are among the new product listings.
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