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Manufacturer: Apple Part number: MA623LL/B
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- The iPod Touch is a beautiful product, inside and out, but prepare yourself for sticker shock.
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CNET editors' review
Apple iPod Touch (first generation, 8GB) price range: $219.99 - $299.99
- Reviewed by: Donald Bell
- Edited by: Lindsey Turrentine
- Reviewed on: 09/17/2007
- Updated on:09/15/2008
- Released on: 09/14/2007
The good: The Apple iPod Touch has a large, video-worthy screen, a cutting-edge interface, and Wi-Fi Internet, e-mail, and music download capabilities.
The bad: The iPod Touch may cost too much for you, depending on your needs. It has a small capacity for a portable video player.
The bottom line: The iPod Touch is a beautiful product, inside and out, but prepare yourself for sticker shock.
Editors' note: On September 9, 2008, Apple released their second-generation version of the iPod Touch and discontinued the older model described on this page. Our full review of the iPod Touch (second-generation) can be found here.
If you find yourself dazzled by the Web, video, and music capabilities of Apple's iPhone but can't stomach the contract commitment, the iPod Touch might be just what you're looking for. Offered in 8GB ($299), 16GB ($399), and 32GB ($499) capacities, the iPod Touch is a premium-priced device with an attractive set of features for a midsize portable video player. Still, the Touch's limited storage capacity makes it a difficult choice when held up to higher capacity products like the iPod Classic or Archos 605 WiFi.
Design
For better or worse, the iPod Touch is clearly the iPhone's baby brother. Like most products that roll out of Apple, the Touch shows the love of committed designers, hardware engineers, and usability experts. The iPod Touch measures a slim and pocketable 4.3 inches by 2.4 inches by 0.31 inch, with an all-metal-and-glass design that feels as expensive as it looks. Because nothing will ruin a portable video player faster than a gouge across its screen, we're happy to see that the face of the Touch uses the same scratch-resistant glass found on the iPhone. Most users will still want to buy a protective case, however, since the iPod Touch feels a little fragile and the back is covered with the glossy, scratch-prone, smudge-loving chrome exterior common to most iPods.
The two design details that distinguish the iPod Touch from the iPhone are the downward-facing headphone jack and volume controls. In the absence of dedicated volume control buttons, the Touch gives users the ability to bring up an onscreen volume slider by double-clicking the main menu button. The same volume screen offers controls for playing, pausing, and skipping through tracks.
When it comes down to it, the iPod Touch's most unique selling point is not its feature set, but its interface. You can find products that offer more features, as well as higher quality audio and video performance, but you won't find any other product that can match the feeling you get using the iPod Touch interface. In the absence of jetpacks or flying cars, the futuristic novelty of zooming photos with a pinch of the finger or flying through your music collection in Cover Flow is difficult to quantify into a bullet point, but it is probably the most justifiable reason to invest in the Touch.
Features
The iPod Touch draws 99 percent of its features from the iPhone. While iPhone owners have zero incentive for buying the Touch, the rest of us now have a way to get our hands on many of the iPhone's features without costly and contractual AT&T service plans. The bad news is that the iPod Touch does away with more than just the iPhone's phone capabilities--it also gives up built-in speakers, microphone, camera, and Bluetooth. Remaining features such as a Safari Web browser, POP/IMAP e-mail, YouTube video portal, photo viewer, music player, video player, stock tracker, weather forecaster, notepad, and iTunes Wi-Fi music store still place the iPod Touch on the cutting edge for portable video players, however. In fact, at the time of this writing, the only product that can even compete with the iPod Touch's combination of a Wi-Fi-enabled Web browser, wireless music store, wide-screen video playback, photo viewer, and audio player, is the Archos 605 WiFi.
One of the few notable features that put the iPod Touch ahead of the iPhone is the ability to output video and photos to a television using an optional Apple AV cable, Universal Dock, or qualifying third-party video accessory. We are a little disappointed that the iPod Touch is the only iPod that does not support a generic USB storage mode, but we doubt many users will be upset by this.
Audio format support is unchanged from previous iPods. The Touch supports standard and purchased AAC, as well as MP3, Audible, WAV, AIFF, and Apple Lossless. Video format support is likewise unaltered from the H.264/MP4 files playable on 5G iPods, as well as the third-generation iPod Nano and the iPod Classic. The Touch supports video resolutions up to 640 by 480 at 30 frames per second.
The Safari Web browser found on the iPod Touch is more or less the same great browser found on the iPhone, minus a few features. For instance, when using Safari on an iPhone, street addresses, e-mail addresses, or phone numbers displayed on Web pages can instantly launch a location map, phone call, or impromptu e-mail anywhere with mobile phone reception. On the iPod Touch, however, maps and e-mail functions require Wi-Fi reception, and phone calls are obviously out of the question. Our major complaint using Safari on both the iPod Touch and iPhone is its incompatibility with Flash-based Web objects, such as embedded video players and music players.
Despite these few limitations, using Safari on a small mobile device like the iPod Touch is still fun and useful. The intelligent touch-screen keyboard and multiple browser window management are a big plus. Beginning with firmware Version 1.1.3, iPhone and iPod Touch users can now use Safari to save bookmarked Web pages as menu screen icons, providing quick access to commonly-used sites.
iTunes Wi-Fi
Both the iPod Touch and iPhone allow users to browse, preview, purchase, and download music from the new iTunes Wi-Fi music store. The store is limited strictly to music downloads--no movies, TV shows, podcasts, or games--at least, not yet. You'll have to hop onto an available Wi-Fi Internet connection to take advantage of the wireless music store, but once connected, you can search for any artist, album, or song in the iTunes catalog, as well as browse by genre, top sellers, featured artists, and new releases. Store purchases require you to enter your iTunes password as a security measure. Once the download is complete, the song is immediately available to listen to and will transfer to your computer's iTunes music library the next time you sync the device. The feature seems to work without any kinks. Even interrupted downloads pick up once a Wi-Fi connection is re-established.
Apple has also announced a partnership with the Starbucks coffee chain that will allow iPhone and Touch users the ability to access a Starbucks-branded version of the iTunes Wi-Fi music store when the device is used at participating cafes--without paying to use the hot spot. We doubt that anyone will purchase the Touch based on this added functionality, but it bears mentioning.
Firmware 2.0 improvements
Launched in July 2008, version 2.0 of the iPod Touch's firmware adds support for many third-party applications available in the iTunes App Store. Developed primarily for the iPhone 3G, many of the iTunes App Store applications let you extend the functions of the iPod Touch to include features such as streaming Internet radio, sophisticated video games, and instant messaging. You can download App Store applications directly to the iPod Touch using a new App Store menu icon, or load them through iTunes after connecting the Touch to your computer.
Some of our favorite music-related applications for the iPod Touch include AOL Radio and Pandora, which let you stream music directly to the iPod Touch over Wi-Fi. Apple released an application called Remote which transforms your iPod Touch into a full-featured remote control for your computer's iTunes music library or a separate Apple TV system.
Wish list
Complaining about the iPod Touch's lack of FM radio or voice-recording features feels like complaining about a Porsche's lack of cup holders. Still, there are some missing features on the iPod Touch that we would have enjoyed. High-capacity SD memory card expansion is at the top of our list of most-wanted features for the Touch. We could easily forgive any PVP's limited built-in memory capacity if the option of SD memory card expansion was available (the Archos 405 or Creative Zen are perfect examples of video players that give us the option to expand).
We'd also love to see embedded Flash support in the otherwise fabulous Safari browser. Whether video content from sites like DailyMotion or Viddler or music from Web sites like iMeem and Muxtape, embedded Flash media content is a big part of the Internet media experience. And while we're being picky, we also stereo Bluetooth transmission and the ability to use the Touch as an external storage drive like the iPod Nano and iPod Classic.
Performance
Putting aside the Touch's sleek design, futuristic interface, and innovative feature set, the quality of its audio and video playback rank only slightly above average. The iPod Touch reportedly uses the same audio chipset as the iPhone, but a different one than the iPod Classic. The Touch offers good audio quality, but not the stellar audio we were hoping for in an expensive product. The audio issue is compounded by Apple's long-standing history of preventing iPod users from defining their own custom EQ settings. Apple's 20 built-in equalization presets are handy, but there's just no substitute for rolling your own five-band EQ curve. With the Touch's emphasis on video playback, it would have been especially useful to have a surround-sound emulation effect similar to the Cowon A3's or Sony NWZ-S610's.
We've heard some complaints about the iPod Touch's video performance, but we found the overall quality to be good. Viewing angles are less than great, producing some color and contrast shifting from even slight tilting. We also found that the glossy glass screen kicks back a lot of glare. Still, despite the common complaints, the Touch is unquestionably the most video-worthy iPod yet.
Apple rates the iPod Touch's battery life at 22 hours for music playback and 5 hours for video. Our CNET labs found that the iPod Touch lasted an average of 23 hours for audio playback and 6 hours for video--which is better than expected, and more than adequate for a few in-flight movies.
We think the iPod Touch is a great product with lots to offer, but its premium price tag should give some shoppers pause. Don't assume that Apple's most expensive iPod is the best solution for your needs. If you're planning on watching a lot of video, high-capacity products like the iPod Classic or Archos 605 WiFi will allow you to load entire seasons of your favorite TV shows. Also bear in mind that if you're not around an available Wi-Fi network, features like the Safari Web browser, Internet radio, e-mail, iTunes Wi-Fi music store, and YouTube video portal won't mean much at all. While the iPod Touch may not be the slam dunk we were hoping for, it is an unquestionably cool product that continues Apple's legacy of sleek, innovative design.
User reviews
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Cool device, definately worth playing around with
by tk40015 on November 16, 2007
Pros: great for multimedia on any trip as long as you're not driving.
Cons: EXPENSIVE. needs more buttons, would like a wrist strap option, want to flip the screen.
Summary: Okay, so yes, this was an impulse buy. Debating between the nano and the touch, and in the Mac Store, before closing, I said, "so where do I pick one ...
Summary: Okay, so yes, this was an impulse buy. Debating between the nano and the touch, and in the Mac Store, before closing, I said, "so where do I pick one up?" And no doubt in my mind, I am having fun with this device!
All the included options of it can be compared somewhere between a UMPC/smartphone, (oops they took out the phone features, so I really can't call it one) moreso than a simple mp3 player. After the initial charge, I had some fun with it. The wi-fi actually does a better job than my laptop, and suprisingly, the safari web-browser wasn't as stripped down as the one on my sidekick. It does everything that it was advertised to do, and as someone who has grown up with Macs, am not surprised with the end result, which is the ipod touch.
Overall, the device is a pretty thing, and as vanity would have it, I'm okay with that. A lot of what I read on product reviews seem to have that in scoring devices, but honestly, it's what's on the inside that counts. Moreso true with mobile devices. Some button layouts in the long run are sometimes more conveniently placed, or unsymmetrically ballenced button layout will sacrifice looks for the feel and ease of use in hand. Unfortunately, the ipod touch lost in this category. As nice as the device looks, I would have wanted a few more buttons.
There are two dedicated external buttons, and in my opinion, both pretty much do the same thing, which is wake up the device to use the integrated touch screen.
One set of keys I would have like to see is something for volume. As this powerhouse is a true multimedia machine, it takes only a few flickers of the finger, (literally) to switch applications. Unfortunately, I get that blast and rush scramble to pull off my headphones as I switch from a movie to a soundtrack. I often claw my way to reopen the control panel from the song selection screen, to lower the volume to an appropriate levels and vice-versa.
Otherwise, the screen resolution is unheard of in a mobile device like this, multimedia is unlimited, as itunes does a good job of filling customer needs and wants, and if you have an ipod touch and are bored, I'd blame your taste in download options.
Unfortunately, for this totally awesome device, there are downsides to it. One, of course is price. It is a stripped down version of the iphone, but I feel like it is too stripped down. I would have liked to have the googlemap interface also available on the iphone, but that is probably just a preference I found playing with the iphone. Had I not played with it, I never would have known about it. The iphone, did, however have dedicated volume controls, which I don't understand why were removed from the ipod touch.
As beautiful as the polished case is, the smooth surface makes it harder to get a grip on the device, or at least a wriststrap loop to minimize ipod droppage.
And finally, about the movie player. Unfortunately, you are limited to a widescreen format only. You can not watch a movie holding it vertically, which you may not realize is a problem, until you realize that the device is easier to keep a grip on in that position, as well as noticing the fact that 90% of the docking station/speaker systems for the ipod hold the device in that vertical position. Yeah, it would probably be a nice option to have, but you know what, for the price tag they are slapping onto the divice, Apple should give me as many options that I may think up. Also speaking of which, I found this strange. The device has built in speakers that you can hear when you click out letters on the keyboard, but you can't hear any media sounds out of it without headphones? What's up with that?
Anyways, as probably mentioned repeatedly to death about the ipod touch, if you do have an iphone, you have absolutely no reason to pick up this device, otherwise, I would recommend you become nice to whoever will buy you things. The price tag prevents me from giving it a full 100% score, but everything else it does, tempts me. Had we lived in a world that wasn't based on capitalism, it would all have been good.10 out of 11 users found this user opinion helpful.
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sufficient
by thesplintercell on March 13, 2008
Pros: very innovative device, excellent construction
Cons: too expensive for what you get
Summary: i'm an audiophile, and i've had a 5G ipod for about 3 years now. before that i had a 4G ipod for about 1.5 years. the reason ...
Summary: i'm an audiophile, and i've had a 5G ipod for about 3 years now. before that i had a 4G ipod for about 1.5 years. the reason i chose the ipod as a platform for me was because it can manage alot of music, and the seamless integration offerings by 3rd parties allows me to jack the ipod into my aftermarket car stereo.
i wanted to ensure that my 5G remains safely in the glovebox of the car, because my choice of aftermarket setup will not support anything newer than the 5G (which is fine by me when my ipod is being controlled by the Clarion DRZ9255 !!)....and so i decided to take the plunge and buy an 8GB touch.
i really don't care much for apple's products in general, nor their philosophy of sucking money out of people's wallets using "ooohs and aaahs" tactics that become extinct after a few months when they petrify their own products by introducing newer ones.
but i did grow used to the ipod platform, and am comfortable using it. one of the reasons i did not switch to a zune 2.0 or something else is that itunes is very solid and an excellent music manager. on to the ipod now....this new touch model is very impressive and nicely designed. it's a solid feeling unit and the touch controls are pretty neat. the added wifi is cool, but there's only so much you can do without a mouse and a tiny 3.5" screen AND needing to be within the range of a wireless network to do it.
sound quality on this device is not that great, when compared to a portable hi-end cd player when using the same reference headphones with both. but at least apple got their **** together and included the right size stereo mini jack so that i can use my headphones of choice (i am dropping the earphones that came with this ipod in the trash as we speak). the only other bummer for me is that i cannot carry around my entire music collection as i do with the 5G, because i have 33+ GB's worth.
despite these shortcomings and the super-high premium per GB for this device, it's pleasant to use and good enough for listening on the go or @ work. if it was $ 100 cheaper, i would have given it an 8.5 for overall value, because to me it's worth about $ 200.4 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
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mp3 playing organizer
by arod2009 on July 27, 2008
Pros: intuitive touch/tilt controls, Wifi, lyric and Album art display
Cons: size of the volume and rewind/forward buttons .battery with wifi and video use
Summary: i went from havin a zune 8gig to this and the difference is huge besides the flash memory they hold. The album art turns up really nice I forget that ...
Summary: i went from havin a zune 8gig to this and the difference is huge besides the flash memory they hold. The album art turns up really nice I forget that this has video functions since the album art is cool to look at.
The wifi is great besides the fact keyboard needs work.If youre more of a web surfer its convenient but the battery will wear it down in a few hours. Buying solely for internet shouldnt be a reason to buy until they get better battery, but if your rich then you can crazy.
Videos are amazing to watch on that little rectangle. Im not a portable movie fanatic but i can see somebody getting into injures already cuz they cant take there eyes off it.
I got this Touch Because I wanted to go for something left of center so my prayers were answered. If youre a collector of mp3s anddown to get a bunch of junk on your mp3 then its not for you. Personally I cant get through 1000 songs in a week but if your unemployed go for it.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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insane. Better then expected
by nametheship4 on May 16, 2008
Pros: safari wi fi Internet..stunning picture and screen..navagation. Tv and sooooooooooo much
Cons: No games.
Summary: this is awesome..the picture quality is perfect and stunning . Wifi is great.navagation is unbelivable for an iPod!!! Tv shows, videos, mail and maps and
weather and photos and ...Summary: this is awesome..the picture quality is perfect and stunning . Wifi is great.navagation is unbelivable for an iPod!!! Tv shows, videos, mail and maps and
weather and photos and everything is amazing... The only thing I wish is that it could have games but it
still gets a 10. Well worth $$
P.s i wrote this
from my touch!1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Awesome iPod, worth the money!
by DMC94 on March 11, 2008
Pros: Touch screen, YouTube, internet, notes, nice screen for videos.
Cons: Battery life
Summary: This is a great iPod, more like a PDA with its email, notes, internet, weather, stock updates. If you already own an iPod touch, get the January update if you ...
Summary: This is a great iPod, more like a PDA with its email, notes, internet, weather, stock updates. If you already own an iPod touch, get the January update if you don't already have it, and if you don't have an iPod touch get one because the new ones have the update built in. Don't fall for the new Zune just because it's smaller now! The iPod touch is way better!
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Great product!
by BenDude on December 8, 2007
Pros: Very nice design, Great sound quality, Very thin and portable,
Cons: Chrome back scratches easily, Missing some of the iPhone apps such as E-Mail, Notes, Weather and Maps.
Summary: This might be a little too expensive for some people, but I find it to be an awesome portable media player. I also strongly suggest getting a case or sleeve ...
Summary: This might be a little too expensive for some people, but I find it to be an awesome portable media player. I also strongly suggest getting a case or sleeve for this as the back scratches very easily. But the screen doesn't. It's pretty much scratch proof!
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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best iPod ever.
by Hatcher146 on October 3, 2007
Pros: touchscreen, wifi, safari, video, etc
Cons: some screen issues
Summary: I got this iPod the first day i heard it was getting into Best Buy stores early. as soon as my local BB got them in i went there and ...
Summary: I got this iPod the first day i heard it was getting into Best Buy stores early. as soon as my local BB got them in i went there and purchased one. I got home and sycned it and it is amazing. i've never had a product like this....but it had the "negative black" screen issue...so i waited for my store to get another shipment in and i exchanged.
this iPod is amazing. the touchscreen is cool. the scrolling, zooming, pinching, everything is just so COOL. people think its an iPhone, i tell them NO its an iPod!!! but yeah this device is so cool and you should buy it. Safari is a great add also....its so cool to be able to just surf the internet. oh yeahh and its a music player.....ha. its good...not having that "being able to change songs while not looking" thing sucks...but its ok. but buy this iPod now...its so amazing...you wont be dissipointed!
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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It's hard to justify moving up to the 3rd Generation
by SavoryDave on October 15, 2009
Pros: Very simply - NO PROBLEMS. It's what I expected - nothing less.
Cons: Very little 'Alert' capability and No Bluetooth
Summary: With all the updates to Firmware & Software - this 1G model has kept me satisfied enough to hold off from buying the 2G or new 3G model.
Summary: With all the updates to Firmware & Software - this 1G model has kept me satisfied enough to hold off from buying the 2G or new 3G model.
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The iPod Touch has pros, cons, and features I admire.
by grly_grl408 on September 15, 2009
Pros: A pro the iTouch can hold 1,750 songs, using the internet with a Wi-Fi connection, and buying apps from the app store. The battery lasts long and it doesn?t break easily, I have dropped my iTouch many times and it still works perfectly
Cons: There aren?t a lot of cons but there are a few. You need a Wi-Fi connection to use the internet, and sometimes you can?t find one. Also, the screen gets dirty too quickly
Summary: The iPod Touch has pros, cons, and features I admire. One pro of this iPod is the number of songs it can hold; on eight GB iTouch can hold 1,...
Summary: The iPod Touch has pros, cons, and features I admire. One pro of this iPod is the number of songs it can hold; on eight GB iTouch can hold 1,750 songs. More pros are, using the internet with a Wi-Fi connection, and buying apps from the app store, which also needs a Wi-Fi connection. Also, the battery lasts long and it doesn?t break easily, I have dropped my iTouch many times and it still works perfectly. There aren?t a lot of cons but there are a few. You need a Wi-Fi connection to use the internet, and sometimes you can?t find one. Also, the screen gets dirty too quickly. My favorite features are the apps, YouTube, and the number of songs it can hold. So I recommend you buy this music player if you need one, because it has more pros than cons, and it has many great features.
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best ipod made to this day
Pros: touch interface, easy usability and vibrant color
Cons: no camera or bluetooth.."i guess id have to the iphone" easy to scratch the screen
Summary: best ipod yet
Summary: best ipod yet
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Apple
- Part number: MA623LL/B
- Description: iPod touch features the same multi-touch screen technology as iPhone. Pinch to zoom in on a photo. Scroll through your songs and videos with a flick. Flip through your library by album artwork with Cover Flow. Watch your movies, TV shows, and photos come alive with bright, vivid color on the 320-by-480-pixel display. Browse the web using Safari and watch YouTube videos on the first iPod with Wi-Fi built in.
General
- Product type Digital player
- PC interface(s) supported Wi-Fi, Hi-Speed USB
- Flash memory installed 8 GB Integrated
- Digital storage None
- Weight 4.2 oz
- Dimensions (W x D x H) 2.4 in x 0.3 in x 4.3 in
- Included accessories Stand, Polishing cloth, Docking station adapter
- Software type Apple Safari
- iPod Generation 1G
Digital Player / Recorder
- Supported digital audio standards AAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF, Audible, Apple Lossless
- Playback modes Playlist, One track repeat, All tracks repeat, Random play / shuffle
- Response bandwidth 20 - 20000 Hz
- Supported bit rate 16 - 320
- ID3 tags support Yes
- Additional features MPEG-4 playback, JPEG photo playback, Variable bit-rate compatible
Built-in Display
- Audio system built-in display LCD
- Diagonal size 3.5 in
- Resolution 480 x 320
- Backlight display Yes
- Display menu language Dutch, Danish, French, German, Korean, Polish, English, Finnish, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Japanese, Norwegian, Portuguese, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional)
Audio Features
- Sound output mode Stereo
- Timer Wake, Sleep
- Built-in clock Alarm, Timer, Digital clock
- Additional features Notes, Calendar, Cover Flow, Phone book, Date display, Web browsing, Upgradeable firmware, Multi-touch interface, USB 2.0 compatibility, Battery level indication
Equalizer
- Equalizer type Digital graphic
Remote Control
- Remote control None
Headphones
- Headphones type Binaural Ear-bud
- Sound output mode Stereo
- Response bandwidth 20 - 20000 Hz
- Impedance 32 Ohm
- Connectivity technology Wired
Connectivity
- Cable(s) included USB cable - External
- Connector type Docking station, Headphones Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm, IEEE 802.11b/g (Wi-Fi)
Battery / Power
- Battery Lithium ion Rechargeable Player batteryIntegrated
- Mfr estimated battery life 22 hour(s)
- Recharge time 3 hour(s)
- Power device type None
System Requirements
- Peripheral / Interface devices USB port (compatible with 2.0 specification)
- Operating system Apple MacOS X 10.4.10, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP2 or later, Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2 or later
Product series
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Apple iPod Touch (first generation, 16GB)
Manufacturer: Apple
Specs: Digital player, 16 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF, Audible, Apple Lossless, Lithium ion Rechargeable Player batteryIntegrated
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Apple iPod Touch (first generation, 8GB)
Manufacturer: Apple
Specs: Digital player, 8 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF, Audible, Apple Lossless, Lithium ion Rechargeable Player batteryIntegrated
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Apple iPod Touch (first generation, 32GB)
Manufacturer: Apple
Specs: Digital player, 32 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF, Audible, Apple Lossless, Lithium ion Rechargeable Player batteryIntegrated
Accessories
- Incipio ECO|case Organic Slim Holster for iPod Touch (canavas)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (camo)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (royal blue)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (burnt orange)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (pink)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (olive green)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (white)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (black)
- Belkin iPod Touch Leather Folio Case (pink)
- Griffin Reflect Mirrored Chrome-Finish Case for iPod Touch
- Griffin Elan Form Leather Case for iPod Touch (black)
- Speck iPod Touch ToughSkin (black)
- Speck iPod Touch ToughSkin (clear)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (black)
- Speck iPod Touch SeeThru Hard Case (black)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (blue)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (clear)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (green)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (orange)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (pink)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (red)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (aqua)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (smoke)
- Speck iPod Touch PinStripe Hard Case (black)
- Speck iPod Touch ArmorSkin Case (black)
- Speck iPod Touch ArmorSkin Case (clear)
- Griffin Elan Convertible for iPod Touch (black)
- Incipio ECO|case Organic Slim Holster for iPod Touch (canavas)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (camo)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (royal blue)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (burnt orange)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (pink)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (olive green)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (white)
- Incipio ORION Sleeve Pouch Case for iPod Touch (black)
- Belkin iPod Touch Leather Folio Case (pink)
- Griffin Reflect Mirrored Chrome-Finish Case for iPod Touch
- Griffin Elan Form Leather Case for iPod Touch (black)
- Speck iPod Touch ToughSkin (black)
- Speck iPod Touch ToughSkin (clear)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (black)
- Speck iPod Touch SeeThru Hard Case (black)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (blue)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (clear)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (green)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (orange)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (pink)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (red)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (aqua)
- Speck iPod Touch TechStyle Leather Case (smoke)
- Speck iPod Touch PinStripe Hard Case (black)
- Speck iPod Touch ArmorSkin Case (black)
- Speck iPod Touch ArmorSkin Case (clear)
- Griffin Elan Convertible for iPod Touch (black)
Manufacturer info
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