Transfering everything from I Touch to new comp.

Using I Tunes can this be done. Music, Pics contacts bookmarks and so on. Or will the I Touch be wiped out ? The I touch was used to back everything up. Fortunately before my wife dropped her laptop !

Think of it like this, you go to Brandxmart and buy a DVD. Cool right? DVDs rock. But... nobody wants to only watch them in the front room all the time, so say you take it in the master bedroom and watch it in there while you kick back.
The DVD doesn't care what player you play it in. And you bought it fair & square.
I reckon that's how it is with iTunes and iPods. It's a good system.

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