Is it time to sell?

Let's make sure of one thing first: what storage capacity is it? If it's the 8GB one...it's actually a second generation which means it can't run iOS 4 to its full potential. In that case, SELL IT ASAP.

If it's a 32/64GB iTouch...then that's a little more complicated. But I would still sell it because the iTouch would probably depreciate in value anyway no matter when the announcement was going to be made.

 

As far as I know, it is the second gen. Because in the third gen, there are the 8GB(which is actually the second gen), 32GB and 64GB.

 

In order to sell it a good price, it depends on the condition of the touch, if it includes the original manuals, box, earbuds, etc. and other accessories it will up the resale value. If it is a 16GB it is a 2G touch so it should fetch a little more money then an 8GB. I don't what your gonna include with the touch when you sell it or what condition it is in, but it could fetch about $150-$190 depending on everything.

 

No problem.

 

That's a big assumption . The 16G is a 2g Touch and can have issues with IOS4 (you may not get much for it).

 

I would say keep it on 3.1.3 as people may pay more for it,

 

How does the back look? Accesories?

 

Well obviously unless you're banking on selling it 40 years from now as an antique, I'd get rid of it. Most of us saw how resale value of 3Gs even in higher capacities fell sharply once the iPhone 4's got a date/release.

 

I know this isn't the marketplace, but how much would you be willing to sell it for?

 

If you have iOS 4 loaded on it, its got to be 2nd Gen as my 1st Gen doesn't even give the option to go above 3.1.3...

 

Update it to iOS 4, that's the easy way to tell what gen it is for sure. You'll get a lot more interest on eBay if people know exactly what they're buying.

 

This may help you a bit.

I had my 2nd generation 8GB (still on the signature ), which I sold last week. The back was pretty scratched up and scuff marked (placed on tables, taken out of pocket, etc. all back and forth for nearly 2 years), but the functionality was top notch... no dead pixels, never dropped, never jailbroken/hacked. I loaded up the updated iOS4 on the device itself. I then bought a brand new case for it (clear/transparent Belkin SonicWave silicone sleeve), and acquired the original box with all the unused accessories (I had used my iPhone 3G's 30-pin and earphones with remote/mic for the iPod, so everything including the manuals, cleaning cloth and dock holder were untouched. I packaged it all up and traded it for $135, so I think this was very decent... but you do have to note that my iPod touch was on the higher-end in value, so expect something around $170 for a 16GB.

 

I would guess $150+.

And no im not interested.

 

Can you multitask?

 

If it is a 16GB and you upgraded to iOS 4, it is a 2nd gen. model

 

Kind of late on this, but 3rd gens dont come in 16gb. Also, if you checked the model, it would have to be MC to be 3rd gen, if it's MB, then that's 2nd gen.
Glad to hear you sold it for 175 :}