You're assuming that the new iPhone will have a similar PCB layout as the previous generation(s). In fact, i'd expect the new iPhone to have a different layout, considering all the rumored changes. So there could be ways to squeeze a second chip in there, e.g. by stacking them (3D-mounting) or by making use of the other components (GSM, UMTS etc.) having been shrunk in the meantime as well.As the iPhone only has room for one flash storage, not two like the iPod Touch, the max will only be 32GB until 64GB chips go into production.
Not saying it will be this way, but it does not necessarily have to stay the way with iPhone = 1 chip, iPod touch = 2 chips.
Not necessarily. Marketing speech has brought quite some english expressions to german language. "New" is one of those examples. And the second line saying "Details und Kaufen" is considered perfect German.It is FAKE! Because t-mobile.at is only in GERMAN. BUT you can sen in pink line english word "NEW" and next the "picture" you can see words in German.
I THINK it is a FAKE!
What makes me wonder more is the fact that the 32GB version is listed with 0,- Euro. Usually a brand new device is not fully subsidized - at least not the top-of-the-line variation and especially not the iPhone (only a few months ago T-Mobile Germany started to offer 1,- Euro 16GB devices and only together with the most expensive plan).
Therefore they either completely change their former pricing approach on the iPhone or the 32GB variant is not the top model...