you realize this is a good thing right?
Surprise surprise. This is excellent news though. You can't complain on a price drop, I mean you can obviously afford it in the first place. If you can't, then you are probably not a financially savvy individual. It's simple, don't spend what you can't afford. Save and buy when the time is right, and don't complain about depreciated value. Virtually all electronics loose value over time. It's smart of Apple, get the people that can afford to pay more for having the gadget earlier then everyone else, then drop the price when demand slows and repeat. Oh and this is probably a troll.
Not for those of us who just purchased an iPod touch before MacWorld and have to pay $20 to use the apps that it should have come with in the first place. Now, I get screwed out of a possible $100 price reduction. YIPPEE!
- Jay

Not trolling. Long time lurker, just haven't posted much. I don't take issue with the depreciation of value. I take issue with the depreciation of value AND the additional $20 I had to spend to have my iPod touch have additional applications. Make sense? That's my complaint.
- Jay

You had to pay $20 because the iPod isn't accounted for like the iPhone and AppleTV. If you don't know what I'm talking about, do some research. And you didn't HAVE to pay for anything. You CHOSE to pay for it. You wanted the software, correct?
Also, what electronics (or cell phone) do you know that stays the same price forever? Price drops happen all the time. Do you complain when Wal-mart puts bread on sale the day after you went shopping? Not trying to be rude, just honest.
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Ok, I actually think this rumor is right. Two weeks lines up with the rumored apple event at the end of February. I predict that this event will be the launch of the iphone SDK and a new model of iphone, an iphone pro if you will. .
I am so smart, I am so smart - s-m-r-t I mean s-m-a-r-t.😀THIS JUST IN:
"Apple lowers price of all three iPod touch's by one hundred US dollars - gives fifty dollar rebate to early adopters."
"ok quick question... I just bought the 8gb iphone on monday. I kind of want to return it for the 16gb but I don't really want to spend the extra hundred. Can I return my 8gb and by the 16gb if the price drops? Basically, how long is my return policy??"
I literally bought my iPhone 48 hours ago - and if this does happen, you can bet I'll be at my AT&T store before the employees. Expecially if there's a return policy for it or a price gifting type of thing. No difference to me. Same phone, except with more space I'll probably never use.
Oh, and no Frisco, Windows Mobile is horrible. The only other phone I would EVER even consider is that rumored Google device. When Windows is as seamless as Mac on any front, get back to me. Until that day, keep on squirting your music.
you could be right on the price drop, but i honestly don't think they are going to give people money back like they did with the iphone. i would be nice, but i don't think they would do that..*glances back to what I said earlier*
I am so smart, I am so smart - s-m-r-t I mean s-m-a-r-t.😀
if apple stock sees a downslide for the next few months, can we expect the 3G 32gB iphone 2.0 sooner?