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Meh…not enough disk space.
I’m going to wait for the next generation of video iPods. I’m imagining
something like the iPhone that has a full-size touchscreen for watching
videos and enough space to hold all my music (about 60GB) plus a
buttload of TV shows and movies.
That will be a very merry Christmas for me.
Henry, which one do you want? The classic looks like it adds some nice
visual stuff and the 80 and 160 GB is huge. I agree with Kyle, the
storage on the touch is way too low for my needs. It’s only a matter of
time before the flash memory overtakes hard drives.
I understand your sentiments and I share them. I guess that as of yet
flash memory is 10X as expensive as hard drives. I had read rumors that
they were going to stick with a HD on the iPod Touch, but I think they
did the right thing in staying with flash and going for thin and longer
battery life.
If I were to get one today? Tough call. The wifi is pretty sweet, the
screen is awesome. But even with my underdeveloped music collection, I
need at least 30 GB.
So, if I were to get anything now, it would be the 160 GB iPod Classic
in black. Then I would start to rip all the movies I own onto it.
I like that they have an ipod that strips out the phone from the
iphone. I like that they dropped the price of the iphone by $200. I
love that the front of the iPod Classic is now metal rather than
scratch-me plastic.
The starbucks thing? WTF? Actually, it kinda makes sense. Starbucks is
evil liquidfied and apple is evil in its technological form. Their
union was unavoidable. —–
I apparently skimmed through this too fast and missed the iPod Touch. I
guess what I said still stands, though. I like the interface, but I
want it to hold everything in my iTunes library.
I was wondering what you were talking about, Kyle. You described the
touch perfectly, except for the storage space, of course. I don’t mind
swapping my videos on and off of my 60GB iPod now. I generally keep
only a couple season’s worth of TV on there and one or two movies that
I’m wanting to watch. But I don’t think I’d want to do that with music.