aikomhoch said:I care. My 30 gig is full, and I have 20 gigs in iTunes that have no place to go. I would love an 80 gig pod. New colors don't mean as much to me, but the size is crucial. I can easily fill an 80 gig iPod.
I only have a 19GB collection so far. And I understand why people with large music collections really care about increases in iPod capacity. However, I dumped my 40GB 4G iPod for a Mini and now a Nano. By managing playlists, I've found that I don't miss carrying my entire collection. 80GB is like having enough music to play for over a month straight, so I don't think over the whole user base there are many instances where people are saying "Man, 60GB just isn't enough... I wish they had a 80 or 100GB iPod."
I think the thing to remember is that most people do not have more than 10-20GB of music. So that's why there's so many people with the "Who Cares?" attitude about 80GB iPods. And I think Apple is aware of that and probably will only upgrade to an 80GB if it doesn't drive the price any higher or if it's not any cheaper to stick with a 60GB drive.
Now, if video is somehow integrated into the iPod (whether the video plays on the iPod or can be hooked up to another monitor/TV to replay video), then I think capacity will matter to the wider userbase.