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?
When Apple announced that they were to use their new ARM Cortex A8 CPUs in the 3GS and new iPod Touch, we are all amazed at how much faster it was. However, we were even more shocked when Apple introduced to us their new A4 chip in the iPad tablet device.
This has all got us exited about what is to come on the iPhone 4G and if Apple will make the new CPU available to the smartphone in 2010. It is no secret that Apple wanted to shy away from third-party suppliers and offer their own custom chips; well they have finally done it.
According to The iPhone Blog, they say that the reason for the 10-hour battery life on the new iPad is mostly due to the new A4 custom chip, just imagine what that would do for the battery life in the new iPhone and iPod Touch?
Little is known about the hardware of the iPad, but it does make you think of what the iPhone 4G will have. We are hoping that we will get at least 512MB of RAM, hopefully that new custom-built chip, up to 64GB of storage and the latest PowerVR SGX GPU.
We do wonder if we will actually see a 4th-generation iPhone in 2010, July would be the date of release but would Apple launch it so close to the launch of the iPad?
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