[Buffy]

So, are y'all gonna buy an iPod Touch?

I thought I'd run out and get one until I found out that the disks available on them are ONE TENTH the size of what's now called the iPodClassic...

Music everywhere,
Buffy

[Tormod]

Happy as a clam with my Nano 8GB. I don't like the look of the new Nanos either, funny shape and I have no need for the video screen since I just use it for running - and podcasts while commuting...

The iPod Touch looks a bit strange IMHO but that's probably just because I haven't seen it in Real Life yet...

BTW I couldn't stand living without my MacBook Pro, which I had to turn in when I changed jobs over the weekend, so I have ordered a 24" aluminum iMac.

[ck27]

I did some more research, I think the ipod touch is a rip off. I was going to use the calender feature and you cant even add events on it. But i guess it is an ipod and shouldn't have those kind of features, maybe im just being picky.

[Tormod]

A calendar wouldn't be on my list of interesting apps on an iPod though. An ebook reader would however make me buy one today.

[IMAMONKEY!]

It looks ridiculous. I'll stick with my Nano.

[Tormod]

Originally Posted by IMAMONKEY!

It looks ridiculous. I'll stick with my Nano.

Really? I think it's gorgeous! And holy smokes it's so sleek.

[Zythryn]

If I didn't already have am iPhone, and didn't use a cell, I would buy one.
My iPod has never gone over 1000 songs which means the smaller drive would be sufficient for me.

[CraigD]

I’m not going to buy an iPodTouch, or any other iPod, because both my PDA (a Palm TX) and my mobile phone (a Samsung a900 forced upon me by my employer) let me easily carry all the sound and video I want. As long as my daily life continues to allow me to keep reasonably dry (none of my personal electronics are waterproof), I’m fine.

Nonetheless, I think the design of the iPodTouch is brilliant. Separating the display and touch functions of a “touchscreen” device by putting them on different sides of the box is an amazing intuitive leap I’d have never thought of, or imagined would work. While I don’t plan to buy one, I’m itching to get my fingers on one and play with it, just to see how well it actually does.

Touchscreen accuracy problem is one of the routine discomforts of my existence. Even after a decade of buying and using them, I’ve yet to have one that approached the accuracy and versatility of paper and pencil. My TX is expecially troublesome, requiring periodic disassembly to clean out the smegma that accumulates between the screen and case, making it point so inaccurately that places on the screen are off by more than a full line. iPod and iPhone touch technology don’t currently meet my needs (I gotta be able to sketch with better than finger-painting resolution ), but I’m hopeful that one of these days, the bright folk behind these products will sell something that does.