One computer: Can i create two identical ipod touches?

I have an ipod touch that I have been happily using with itunes on my PC. I just bought a second used ipod touch that I would like to be an identical duplicate (same apps, same songs)
Is there any way to do this?
thanks,
ant

hmm. i really appreciate the help, but im still stumped.
the "auto sync" option in the 'summary' tab is greyed out. this may be because the 'sync apps' has not been clicked yet.
when i click 'sync apps' and 'yes' the alert that says that all apps on the ipod will be replaced by apps in itunes- it then gives me a new layout with only a third of my apps. it looks to me like if i do this, and then sync, it will delete a ton of my apps (super bad!).
too scared to try this, i then unclick 'sync apps' and then unplug and replug my ipod whereupon the unsynced original app list on the ipod comes back up.
what am i missing?

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