iPod Touch question

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Currently I don't have a media player of any sort, but recently I have been wanting to listen to music on the go so have been thinking a lot about buying an iPod Touch 32GB for music, the odd video and some apps, and since my phone is just a phone (and not a smart phone) I though the touch would be the best choice.

My question is, Apple seem to come out with new stuff at least once a year, and according to wikipedia it seems each touch generation was annouced in september, so if I was to buy a touch now, would it be outdated in just a few months? I don't mind buying a touch now if people expect apple to just add small stuff like a camera or bigger capacity, but if they next touch is expected to be higher performance/better screen/cheaper then that is something I want to hold out for.

So what is the general thought among the apple crowd, will the next touch annoucement be big and worth holding out for?
 
LOL at buyers guide most products are saying don't buy which they probably are permanently on that mode.

Why wait if you need tech NOW you buy it. If you follow that site's advice you'll not buy an apple product.

I have 32GB touch and love it....
 
Had my 32GB 2G since launch, the 3G doesn't offer anything new (it was even worse than the 2G for battery life) and I doubt the 4G will either.
 
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Had my 32GB 2G since launch, the 3G doesn't offer anything new (it was even worse than the 2G for battery life) and I doubt the 4G will either.

Didn't the 3G have better RAM, CPU and GPU than that 2G, the same upgrade that the iPhone 3GS got according to wikipedia, which would account for less battery life.
 
Didn't the 3G have better RAM, CPU and GPU than that 2G, the same upgrade that the iPhone 3GS got according to wikipedia, which would account for less battery life.

Your right on that one. The 8GB 3g was the same as the 2g but the 32Gb and 64GB got the upgraded innards that the 3GS got.
 
Didn't the 3G have better RAM, CPU and GPU than that 2G, the same upgrade that the iPhone 3GS got according to wikipedia, which would account for less battery life.

Didn't affect video, music, general apps or most games in any positive manner was what I was getting at. The boosted power was useless on this kind of device and just hindered performance. I expect the 4G to do the same.
 
I have had the 64Gb model for a few months and it works well with my mobile wi-fi router.

I have an iPod classic too which has been excellent - SWIMBO has indicated that it has to be sold. :)
 
They usually bring out new iPods in September. However, they may choose to bump them next month at the World Wide Developer's Conference (WWDC).

If you can wait a month then it's certainly worth it.

I have an iPod classic too which has been excellent - SWIMBO has indicated that it has to be sold. :)

Grow some :p
 
Do apple sell the new products when they are annouced or does it take several months for them to enter stores, and then another few months to make it across to the UK?
 
Do apple sell the new products when they are annouced or does it take several months for them to enter stores, and then another few months to make it across to the UK?

iPods are normally ready to buy more or less straight away from Apple and they filter into other retailers stores not long after.
 
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