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More storage space for iPod Touch.
The same iPod Nano's Kevin Rose predicted (I am sorry Kevin for judging you).
More storage in iPod Nano's.
Increase in storage for iPod classic with a drop in price.
Improved interface.
no widescreen ipods...not with the zune around
MAYBE WIFI in ALL ipods...MAYBE
bluetooth and MAYBE realtime gps on the touch
16,32, and 64gb touch and redesign too look more like the iphone
16gb nano...nat
price drops in all categories, except touch.
Itunes revamp, maybe...but now doesnt feel like the time
And honestly, its time to ditch the scroll wheel or at least remodel it... maybe a multi-touch scroll wheel?
Scroll wheel ditching may be
Please please please please please.
I'm just hoping for new macbooks by the end of the month..."
Yes I too am hoping for new MacBooks and MacBook Pros. However, I suspect that this event will be more iPod and or iTunes related.
And get some decent ear buds.
"Let's Rock" ? I don't think that's a good idea. Microsoft already used that slogan before. And it's also entirely too close to 'Let's Roll," from a fateful 9-11 event... which would have an anniversary only two days after this event. While not related, it is the sort of bad karma thing that you just don't do.
on topic: i was waiting for this announcement since sometime, held back my portable player purchase for this. keeping my fingers crossed.
So good luck in trying to tone it down. Until Apple is no more there will always be this.
I would hate to break it to you, but Apple is not the only company that builds it's products in China. If you want to boycott companies that do business there, you will need to boycott every major PC maker, inlcluding Dell, HP, Lenovo, Toshiba, Sony, Gateway, Acer, Emachines, Panasonic, Asus, etc, etc. And don't forget the automakers that build cars there, GM, Ford, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Chrylser, Volkswagon, Mercedes, BMW. (Of course, you don't buys cars from any of them.) And what about electronics, Westinghouse, Sony, Toshiba, Hitachi, LG, Samsung, Best Buy brands, Maxxen, Olivia, Polaroid, Ilo, etc, etc. But I'm sure you don't buy TV's from anyone currently building them, as they all build some models in China.
And by the way, if you would bother to do some research you would know that Steve Jobs is payed considerably less than most CEO's in similar fields. He does receive stock options, as most CEO's do, but those don't become actual cash until he excercises them. Also, a big portion of his fortune actually came from the sell of Pixar and obtaining his shares in Disney. But I'm sure you also boycott Disney, Pixar, ABC, ESPN, The Disney Channel, ABC Family, Disney World, Touchstone Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Hollywood Records, Disney Records, etc, etc. Altough I do agree that he might do more for charity, but I don't know how much he does as he doesn't advertise it or use it as publicity like Bill Gates or Michael Dell did. (Charity means a lot more if you don't brag about it.)
We all know you don't like Steve Jobs and Apple. Get over yourself. Do you honestly think you immature comments and names really sway anyone?
Much of what you said is true, but that is not.
I do give Apple credit because they design their products in the US. Many other electronics companies design their products in Taiwan or China. I prefer products not made in China because Chinese products tend to be lower quality. The iPods do appear to be fairly well made though (at least the 3 I have).
If you're a Beatles fan, you already have their music on CD.
- by zhakidd532 September 4, 2008 6:35 PM PDT
- Something just occurred to me. If the iPod Touch will be getting a price drop, what about the other iPods? Will the 80GB Classic stay at $249 and be more expensive then the Touch? That wouldn't be right, so then you'd have to chop the Classic down to at least $199 to be the same right? Then the Nano has to be reduced too, and then after maybe even the Shuffle. Should be interesting I wonder what will happen...
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- by applesjgtl September 9, 2008 12:38 AM PDT
- Oh my god you're right! This could be interesting... Having lunch at Apple today, so I'll be there right after event. Don't know if I'll be able to see it live or not, soo....
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