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8GB iPod touch (1G, Late 2007)
Pros
- Web browsing and YouTube video on an iPod
- Beautiful and intuitive interface
- ITunes Wi-Fi Music Store is fleet over fast Wi-Fi and very convenient
- Extra applications useful
Cons
- No calendar event editing
- Darkly lit video and photos lack detail
- Incompatible with old video accessories
- No external volume controls or support for remote control
$299
Macworld's 8GB iPod touch (1G, Late 2007) Coverage
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Review: iPod touch This iPhone-like touchscreen iPod is not without its strengths, particularly when it comes to wireless features like the ability to buy music via the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store. But it also has flaws, most notably the quality of video. This widescreen iPod was created with video in mind, and it's in this critical area that it shortchanges users.
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