Whats the difference between ipod touch.....

and second generation ipod touch?
I bought one at target for 299.99 15 days ago. Now they have one under the same sku number for 229.99. I asked for a price adjustment and they told me they can't do it. I said well I'll just reurn it for a full refund and you lose the whole sale. Even called corporate. They didn't seem to care what I did.

Well I contacted them last thursday when I saw apple had readjusted the price. of course their (Targets) website still reflected the 299.99. It did not change until today. It's amazing they would rather lose the entire sale then make a refund adjustment.
Is there a difference in the ipods (touch G1 & G2)? What are they?
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