Wanting to Buy IPOD TOUCH or CLASSIC

Hi all,
Just wondering which one I should go for either the Classic or Touch. Just wondering about peoples opinion prior to purchasing one. I intend to buy one by the morning of the 26th Australia Day
cheers Mick

Some of the key advantages and disadvantages of the iPod touch are as follows:
Advantages.
Larger screen for video playback
Safari Web Browser and WiFi for web access at any WiFi hotspot/home.
Flash memory is faster
Beautiful interface
Add, edit and remove Calendar and Contacts
Add, Edit and Email Notes buy they don't sync to Mac/PC
Add 3rd party apps (from Feb 08 - cost???)
Flash Memory is much less prone to damage.
Email access in WiFi hotspots, offline composing and read of email
Google Maps and Directions (one prepared set of directions isavailable offline)
Weather and Stocks widgets
Disadvantages
No disk mode
Reduced battery life
No offline Games (until Feb anyhow)
No To Do function
Unable to view Podcast notes.
Much smaller storage
In the end it depends on your needs. Go to the shop and try the touch. If you don't get the "wow" then perhaps go for the classic this time.
cheers
mrtotes
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Some of the key advantages and disadvantages of the iPod touch are as follows:
Advantages.
Larger screen for video playback
Safari Web Browser and WiFi for web access at any WiFi hotspot/home.
Flash memory is faster
Beautiful interface
Add, edit and remove Calendar and Contacts
Add, Edit and Email Notes buy they don't sync to Mac/PC
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Email access in WiFi hotspots, offline composing and read of email
Google Maps and Directions (one prepared set of directions isavailable offline)
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Reduced battery life
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No To Do function
Unable to view Podcast notes.
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In the end it depends on your needs. Go to the shop and try the touch. If you don't get the "wow" then perhaps go for the classic this time.
cheers
mrtotes
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hi am looking to buy the i pod touch and was told that u can download from the tv on to it is this correct? how would i go about doing this? so i can transfer things i have recorded off the telly , please help am a complete novice as this will b the 1st i pod i have ever owned
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lisa (uk)

Hi Lisa,
Not heard of any direct tv to Touch download facility but who knows, in the future.
As of now you download everything through iTunes on your PC with the Touch connected. In addition to what iTunes offers you can import stuff from your pc eg. music, video, etc. Obviously, you'd need to get it from your tv to your PC first! Video has to be in a compatible mpeg-4 or H.264 format.
If it's not it can be converted using applications you can get off the web,
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What about the warranty? Will it be valid in Singapore?
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Hi Andy,
thanks for letting me know. But now Apple store have an offer for Black Friday so is much more cheaper than buying in Singapore.
Now the price for 32G - $268(US)-(convert to S$353) Apple store is Singapore sell S$428 have sum different....
Well it is too bad that i can't get it at that price... Anyway thanks ^^v

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just to add my opinions: (i think the above post covers 1-3)
4.) as Nocturnal says, you have to use iTunes. the iPod touch doesn't have a disk mode like other ipods, so the 'drag and drop' method which worked before will not work.
5.) thought you weren't that bothered about it? lol. i would imagine they'll announce it before it is released. that's usually what happens isn't it? educated guess, we're looking at early september (that's when the last two gens have come out) if there is to be a new release. put it this way, i upgraded to an 8GB touch from a 4GB nano, before they brought in the app store. if it was just down to my music and podcasts, 8GB would be plenty, but now i'm seriously starting to think i need that extra space! but i won't be buying just yet.
6.) i didn't bother with one, messed up putting it on, so just gave in. over a year later and i don't regret it. the back is a bit scratched, but that doesn't worry me greatly. i use a silicon case from http://www.exspect.co.uk/, it's starting to look a bit ragged (edges are splitting a little), but it does the job perfectly adequately for what i want.
hope you enjoy your ipod touch experience, it really is an amazing toy!
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