The Touch is much more expensive per GB because it uses flash memory. You
know that already of course.
You cannot (yet?) use Disk Mode on the Touch. It means that you can only
load files onto it using iTunes. I can't quite believe that a device that
looks like the ideal pocket file viewer is restricted in this way.
Otto
On 29/02/2008, Jules <jules50uk@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
> I have and 80 GB iPod and love it, Only had it for six months and am
> completely sold on it. My wife wanted something to look at her photos
> on so I got her a 160GB Archos but we hated it and returned it. The
> color was rubbish and browsing not much good either as well as being
> quite large. So not the iPod Touch is out this looks like wheat we want.
> I scoured this forum and there are NO posts from anyone being in the
> slightest bit excited about what looks like a great, fun product. Just
> a question or two about the calender or whatever.
> Can anyone who has got one inject a bit of enthusiasm into this
> product? And inspire me to buy one. Are there any drawbacks or is it
> just good? Dp let me know. I'm looking at the 32GB model as you can
> never have enough storage.
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