Apple iPod Touch 3G

Apple surprised many people at their recent iPod launch event by focusing on the iPod nano rather than their flagship touchscreen PMP.
 iPod touch is positively a great iPod. It puts music, movies, games, and more in the palm of your hand.
Still, they saved a little magic for the third-generation model, including a lower starting price and some games-focused speed boosts higher up in the range.  Does the iPod touch 3G stay ahead of the pack, or did Apple miss a trick by not tweaking further?  Check out our review after the cut. Physically, the iPod touch 3G is unchanged over its second-gen counterpart.  That means you get the same, slender chrome-finish casing, side-mounted volume keys, a lock/power button up top and a docking port on the bottom.  What many were hoping for – a camera, like that of the iPod nano or iPhone 3GS – failed to materialize.  In fact, the real changes are all inside, so that’s what we’ll be focusing our review on.
While the entry-level 8GB iPod touch remains unchanged from its second-gen format, allowing Apple to hit the all-important $199 price point, the 32GB and 64GB third-gen models get a significant boost in speed.  That’s because Apple have used the same processor from the iPhone 3GS in the two new models, and while they’ve not publicly confirmed the exact hardware specifications, as you can see in our demo video the new PMP and its smartphone sibling keep pace with each other exactly