Apple - iTouch Review

The iPod Touch comes in 3 models: 8GB, 32GB, and 64GB. The smallest of the three starts at $199 and is considered a 2nd generation, where as the the 32 and the 64GB models are 3rd generation models and are $299 and $399 respectively. The difference between the 2nd and 3rd generations is in the internals, they have faster, more powerful processors that support Open GL, this is must for gamers. Apart from that the iPod line is pretty much similar. They all can operate under the newest operating system (3.12 as of this review). It has all the functions that you have grown to love about the iPod with the addition of endless possibilities with wifi support and an app market place with over 100,000 applications. Built-in bluetooth technology allows ipod touch users to connect to each other for gaming, exchanging contacts and whatever the development market has thought up in application in the iTunes App store.

You interact with the iPod Touch via the capacitive touchscreen and supports Apples microphone headsets for voice inputs. This allows for voice over IP calls with one of the many available apps, such as SKYPE. The audio quality is not the best on the market, but is decent for the value it offers.

Regardless, the iPod Touch as very little to no negatives (none that I can think of) and is recommended for anyone looking for a portable media device that is also the internet in the pocket.