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natezire71
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hahaI'm selling my Old iPod touch for $200, so I'm hoping I could buy one for that price.
haha
yeah, that's likely to happen
I'm gonna laugh when they do sell it for $200.
Whatever.
I could say the same about those who think Apple will drop the price of the iPod touch and get rid of the 8GB model. A 16GB iPod touch for $200? Yeah... that won't cut into iPod nano sales.Not really... I didn't even know somebody thought that. Whoever did, was stupid. Seriously....
What are you? 5yrs old?
Spoken in the words of a true 10 year old.I don't even care anymore. Screw it all.
On the original question: Yes, but it's unlikely. Memory prices have come down enough in the last year to make the Touch cheaper to build. Apple could also have the circuit components condensed onto one chip. There is a larger market for touchscreens, so they may be getting cheaper.
I think Apple will instead keep the prices the same, but move the memory capacity up at each price point. They may also throw in some additional hardware (bluetooth, GPS?) to justify keeping prices where they are. If the Touch gets cheaper, then every other iPod below it has to get cheaper too. Very unlikely Apple will let that happen. It's more likely they'll do the "shuffle". They lowered the price on the 1gig shuffle and introduced a 2gig version at the previous 1gig price. You might be able to buy an 8gb Touch for $249, with the 16gb Touch moving to $299, 32gb moving to $399, and perhaps a 48gb or 64gb version taking the top spot.
Time will tell.
I don't even care anymore. Screw it all.
Doubt it.Does anybody think the new iPod touch prices could be $200?
The word paranoid comes to mind.The government will be tracking every iPod Touch out there.
Not necessarily. It wouldn't take much to add support for non-matched pairs. If the costs for 2x32 is close to being profitable but not close enough, 48GB could easily carry them over through the holidays at the $500 price point.48GB? as in 16+32? That's unlikely, for the storage system to operate properly the chip sizes must be equal capacity.
Not necessarily. It wouldn't take much to add support for non-matched pairs. If the costs for 2x32 is close to being profitable but not close enough, 48GB could easily carry them over through the holidays at the $500 price point.