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16GB iPod touch (2G, late 2008)
Pros
- Great audio playtime
- Greater capacity for similar price of original model
- Genius playlist support
- Handy hardware volume controls
- Nike + iPod receiver built-in
- Less buggy OS
- Podcast episodes play one after another
Cons
- Video out requires expensive cable
- Video playtime not up to Apple’s estimates
- Doesn’t charge from older accessories
- Screen looks a little dingy
- Internal speaker tinny
$299
Macworld's 16GB iPod touch (2G, late 2008) Coverage
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iPod touch, second-generation (2G) 16GB Touch-screen-based music, video, and game player
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Review: Second-generation iPod touch The latest iPod touch features integrated volume controls, a built-in speaker, curvier case, and more capacity for the same price. It’s an incremental improvement upon the original widescreen device.
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