Looks cool, but I think not giving iTouch users a camera is just mean.

I can get a 4GB shuffle for $30-50 on the ebay so

I can understand why the touch doesn't have a camera. If Apple gives the thing too many more stuff that the iPhone has, what's the point anymore? The touch would then literally be exactly the same, only missing the phone part. iTunes 9 looks neat for us iPhone users, easier way to manage apps on the phone, and better options for syncing. And I'll definatly be getting one of those nanos this weekend, they look hot, and mine is so last year

I don't really see the use of the app thing for the iPhone.

And why would you get a nano if you have an iPhone?

Gosh, I'm not really sure. I would use it though. It's nice to say I have it I have a rather lot of music that I don't wanna fill the iPhone up with though.

Gosh, I'm not really sure. I would use it though. It's nice to say I have it I have a rather lot of music that I don't wanna fill the iPhone up with though.

And who's going to use a 160gb Classic? I mean I love music and movies on a small non interactive screen as much as the next guy, but...

iPod Nanos that shoot video but don't take pictures? Odd.

Q. You put a camcorder on the iPod Nano. Why not on the iPod Touch?

A. Originally, we weren’t exactly sure how to market the Touch. Was it an iPhone without the phone? Was it a pocket computer? What happened was, what customers told us was, they started to see it as a game machine. Because a lot of the games were free on the store. Customers started to tell us, “You don’t know what you’ve got here – it’s a great game machine, with the multitouch screen, the accelerometer, and so on.”

We started to market it that way, and it just took off. And now what we really see is it’s the lowest-cost way to the App Store, and that’s the big draw. So what we were focused on is just reducing the price to $199. We don’t need to add new stuff – we need to get the price down where everyone can afford it.

Nano gets radio? That's the one thing I miss about Zune...

I'm disappointed that Touch's dropped in price, I just got my 16gb in May and now I could have a 32gb for the same price... Oh well.

iTunes 9 is wonderful though.

That's technology for you. Think, I bought my first generation 8GB Touch for basically the same price you paid for that 2G 16GB.

iTunes 9 = <3. My technology circle is complete for a bit now. Snow Leopard 10.6.1, Desktop Manager for Mac, iTunes 9 + school applications.

I'm really loving the App Organization on iTunes - so much simpler. I guess I'll have to get used to the new silver shade, though. Nothing major. Plus Genius Mixes is working perfectly. Finding new tracks on my library that I haven't listened to in a long time. And it's accurate, too.

~Bcloutier~

Yea I'm not a fan of the new iTunes color scheme.

The radio is a good feature because people who don't have a lot of songs (like me) or get bored of their songs can listen to the radio.

I would love for the iPod Touch to become the iPhone without the phone. People like me can't pay for the service or just don't want to be screwed by AT&T

Whats 9 like? I haven't got around to downloading it yet, is it worth it?

Get a used iPhone first gen then jailbreak it and unlock it. I'm using my normal AT&T plan without paying for a data fee, because I can just use wifi.

As good as they sound aren't we forgetting the main purpose of iPods? TO PLAY MUSIC. Even though some of the features are cool and useful most aren't needed at all.

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I think I'm the only one who likes iPod classic the best. All that matters to me about an iPod is that it stores and plays my music. I can't imagine how someone could have a music library less that 4 gigs. Mine takes up 30.