We will find out tomorrow if he is full of sh** or not.
Haha, I think that goes without saying
We will find out tomorrow if he is full of sh** or not.
The most likely reason there MAY be no HDD in the iPod touch is battery life, and anytime one removes moving parts one saves on warranty repairs. NAND Flash also allows for thinner, more durable devices. The iPhone has been quite successful as a video device with 8GB and to a somewhat lessor extent 4GB. Apple might feel 16GBs, or perhaps 32GBs is sufficient for the first device in the all NAND Flash transition.
Guys, when it will be available in the UK after tomorrow launch? May be week or two or just after the launch?
Does anyone think it'll have a camera? Or is that too far out there?
I'm surprised that nobody has suggested that there could possibly be a built in camera to the iPod. It'd be a minimal cost increment if the OSX rumours are true (they've already written the software for the iPhone).
It will be a sad day when they even put a camera in an iPod.
If they add wifi lets hope they allow it to be used for downloading music etc. The inability to use the Zune's wifi except to communicate with another Zune has proven to me Microsoft is clueless as far as user needs and wants are concerned.
I'm surprised that people are going bananas about the pricing up in here.
I think the iPod photo was at $349 for a while, but I don't think they'll go that high anymore, with the iPhone available for not much more.
Tomorrow the iPod touch will be revealed at the old standard $299 price. I think the Nano will retain its current price points, and the shuffle will keep the same features with a slight price reduction.
Apple has hit the three "sweet spots" in most people's pocketbooks, and won't change now (they haven't hit mine, though. I've never owned an iPod).
I'm surprised that people are going bananas about the pricing up in here.
I think the iPod photo was at $349 for a while, but I don't think they'll go that high anymore, with the iPhone available for not much more.
Just FWIW iTunes 7 already introduced the feature of syncing purchased tracks from the iPod to any PC/Mac tied to the same iTunes account, so this part is already there and is not difficult to use.Now you've got two iTunes clients that need to sync together (one on your iPod, the other on your Mac/PC). That's not impossible, but it is something that Apple has gone to great lengths to make it be difficult to do.
WiFi should be used to enable stuff like Google Maps and Safari on the device. Otherwise, it would be pointless. Downloading music? Doubt that'd be of much interest. Why kill your battery to download a song? How often do you need to download a song when you are in range of wireless but don't have nearby access to a Mac or PC you own?
Ahhhhhhh...The 60g iPod photo was $599 for awhile. I know because that's what I paid for it 3 years ago.
If this is Richard Branson I am excited, if it's whoever is in charge of Starbucks, it's more of a shoulder shrug.... I can tell you right now that I know there will be one other thing announced at least. It deals with a major company and the company's chairman will be at the event tomorrow.
Ahhhhhhh...The 60g iPod photo was $599 for awhile. I know because that's what I paid for it 3 years ago.
Just FWIW iTunes 7 already introduced the feature of syncing purchased tracks from the iPod to any PC/Mac tied to the same iTunes account, so this part is already there and is not difficult to use.
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One thing that I've never seen a conclusive answer to is the question of if the iPhone's price is subsidized by the AT&T contract...
Haha yeah me too! And the hard drive on it is dying a slow death. If they come out with a nice touch screen ipod with a hard drive I will buy one to replace my poor old 4G. How about you?
That's my fear. I can almost see Apple deciding to intro the high-end one at $449 or $499 just to ensure the iPhone sales are not cannibalized.
At $299, I'm in. Probably that day. At $499? Nope. Can't justify it.