Old Computer - New iPod Touch

I'm considering the purchase of a new iPod Touch. The Apple Store website says I need a Mac with a USB 2 port. Does this have to be a factory installed port? Specifically can I connect the iPod Touch to either of these:
1. G4 DP 800 QuickSilver Mac with USB 2.0 PCI card installed running OS X 10.4.11.
2. G3 Pismo Laptop (Firewire ports) with PC USB 2.0 card in the slot. The Pismo is running OS X 10.4.11.
Thanks for your help.
Ralph

I have connected a number of ipods to a 733 Mhz Quicksilver G4 Tower with an aftermarket USB2 PCI card - no problems. The last time I tried it also worked on the native USB 1 ports as well, just very slow when syncing large amounts of data.

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I have a new iPod Touch, so how can I deauthorise my "old" iPod Touch, before giving it to my brother or husband?
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Are you just trying to deauthorize it from your iTunes account, or do you want to totally erase it?
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