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32GB isn't currently feasible because of the memory chips available and their cost...

16GB is going to be plenty for me... I have an 8GB Nano that I don't even have completely full. Assuming I move all the music currently on there over to the iPhone, I'd still have > 8GB for 3rd party apps and data... One of the biggest ones for me will be the TomTom app, and considering my last handheld GPS (Garman eMap) used an 8MB memory card and could hold pretty detailed maps at that size, I think I'll still have plenty of room to spare.
 
I've had a 4GB for a year now, going to 16GB is going to be luxury...


Just have your videos and the music you like on your iphone and if you need to listen to music you don't have just stream it from somewhere..
 
If I had 3G in my town of Green Bay, I'd upgrade. If I could upgrade to a 32 gb version without 3G in town, I might do it anyway.
 
iPhone logic board has spot for 16GB chip and phone parts

iPod Touch logic board has spot for 16GB chip, and NO phone parts so another 16GB chip.


When a single reasonably priced 32GB chip becomes available then Apple will make a 32GB iPhone. Otherwise the complainers will be whining about the $600 subsidized price of the 32GB iPhone.
 
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