The online is offering refurbished previous-generation 20GB iPods with Click Wheel for $250 along with the non-Click Wheel 40GB version for $330 and several colors of the previous-generation 4GB iPod mini for $170. (The previous generation models include a FireWire cable.) Other refurbished items include the 14-inch iBook ($1,300) and two 12-inch SuperDrive PowerBook models for $1,300 (1.33GHz/256MB) and $1,500 (1.5GHz/512MB). Apple is also offering refurb iMac G5s: 17-inch (80GB/SuperDrive) for $1,000 and 20-inch (160GB/SuperDrive) for $1,400 as well as a 1.8GHz Power Mac G5 for $1,300; refurbished Cinema Displays are $1,300 (23-inch) and $2,600 (30-inch), while refurb versions of the AirPort Extreme Card ($70) and AirPort Express BaseStation ($100) are also available. Update: Apple has added several models of refurb non-clickwheel iPods: 15GB ($180, without a dock), 20GB ($250), 30GB ($280), and 40GB ($300) as well as more 12- and 14-inch iBooks starting at $800. [updated]