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Amidst all the excitement of new high technology gadgets and gizmos coming out nowadays, who would think that an Apple iPod would have a pocket computer, a game player apart from media player? All in this one thin, chic and slick designed metal.. Is it like an iPhone without a phone? Is it an ultimate gaming machine? Get entertained with thousands of games. If you want, you can watch movies and tv shows or just tap iTunes for your choice of music. Is it more like a pocket computer? Like other pocket pcs, you can send emails, surf the web and much more stuff that you do online. And, there are more features than you would expect in this all new 64GB iPod touch. What do you think?

Compare iPod touch

Posted by giobordj on Thursday, September 10, 2009
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8GB $199

* 1,750 songs
* 10 hours of video
* 10,000 photos
* Up to 30 hours of music playback
* Up to 6 hours of video playback
* iPod touch 3.1 software
* Wi-Fi
* Bluetooth
* Nike + iPod support built in
* Built-in speaker
* Earphones

32GB New $299

* 7,000 songs
* 40 hours of video
* 40,000 photos
* Voice Control
* Up to 30 hours of music playback
* Up to 6 hours of video playback
* iPod touch 3.1 software
* Wi-Fi
* Bluetooth
* Nike + iPod support built in
* Built-in speaker
* Earphones with Remote and Mic

64GB New $399

* 14,000 songs
* 80 hours of video
* 90,000 photos
* Voice Control
* Up to 30 hours of music playback
* Up to 6 hours of video playback
* iPod touch 3.1 software
* Wi-Fi
* Bluetooth
* Nike + iPod support built in
* Built-in speaker
* Earphones with Remote and Mic

Features:

Performance and Graphics
App Store
Genius Recommendations for Apps
Wireless and Bluetooth
Accelerometer
Multi-Touch
Over 75,000 applications
Games
Music + Entertainment
Social Networking

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