Apple iPod touch (16 GB, MA627LL/A) Digital Media Player

Pros: Easy to use, internet access, bigger display than video ipods

Cons: hard to get wifi access sometimes, volume control is hard to adjust sometimes

Review: I love the wifi, music and video features. I have a extensive library so I had to pick my music and video carefully otherwise it wouldn't fit. There is a security code and display lock ...

Pros: Great wireless applications, easy to use, video screen is great

Cons: Quick battery depletion, less memory than other iPods

The Bottom Line: The cool factor is undeniable, and like all iPods, it blends form and function seamlessly.

Review: Yes, I now have a third—count ‘em—iPod, cementing my status as an iPod and gadget geek. To be fair though, my latest iPod , an iPod touch, was a reward for a hellacious project at work, and we all earned that reward, and then some. The iPod Touch (in ...

Pros: Slim, lightweight, stunning, Wi-fi, Safari, beautiful graphics

Cons: Back case scratches easily, controls difficult to work "blind", no hard drive capability

The Bottom Line: A beautiful MP3 player that changes the entire MP3 field. Is it perfect? No. But, I hope this ushers in all new technological advances!

Review: I wouldn't consider myself a Mac geek exactly. I do own a Macbook Pro, which I mostly use to run Windows (my only copy of Photoshop is Windows based unfortunately). I have a tendency to fall behind when updating my Macs with the latest OS. The last Mac ...

Pros: Start of the art funky MP3 player with add ons

Cons: Cocky oversights on Apples part

The Bottom Line: Great MP3 player but not for begginners

Review: For the best part of 5 years my MP3 player has been part of my mobile phone, for whatever reason (I can't explain it myself) I have felt the need to separate the two for some time; however I never really liked any MP3 player on the market. And let me ...

Pros: Awesome video quality/playback, GUI is intuitive and fun, easy to upgrade/add features

Cons: No radio, sound quality lacks, some upgrades cost, syncing appointments flawed, flash unsupported

The Bottom Line: Purchase if you are a video hound. Simplified PDA. Browsing easier than most PDAs, unless you're viewing Flash content. Very cool device, worth just shy of ~$400 pricetag.

Review: SUMMARY: This little thing is quite fun to use. I have had it for about 2.5 weeks and I figured the novelty would wear off, but not yet. It helps that Apple has provided a couple of key updates to the player since I bought it. There are a few minor ...

Pros: Wi-fi, high quality video, screen brightness size and clarity, portability

Cons: No download and save files. Cannot operate unit without looking at it.

The Bottom Line: Great upgrade from iRiver H-140. Does things I always hoped for in a multimedia player.

Review: Love the wi-fi and all that it brings to the table. The included apps are sufficient to get you hooked, now web apps have added more fun to the mix (games, widgets). I do wish it had more capacity, but in all fairness, I have an iRiver 40 GB that ...

Pros: Internet, music, games, video, full color, big screen.

Cons: Needs PC for charging and first bootup, no flash plugins, limited compatibility with streams, downloads.

The Bottom Line: definitely buy it, but be aware of serious drawbacks. Worth the money.

Review: I have never owned an iPod until I got the Touch. For one thing, why would I want to pay $200 or more to play mp3 files when I could get a cheap player for $25? Not very cost effective if you ask me. Then came the iPhone, which was WAY cooler than the ...

Pros: Beautiful screen, responsive interface, lots of music and videos via iTunes.

Cons: Calendar can't be edited on iPod, only your computer. iPhone Notes feature missing. Fingerprint smudges.

The Bottom Line: The iPod touch is worth the purchase, if the storage is enough for you. It's a great portable music/video device. Screen seems very scratch resistant.

Review: I'm extremely pleased with my iPod touch. The 16GB is perfect for several movies and TV shows, and music. I don't really care for carrying all of my music with me, I like to change it up, so having a smaller capacity is perfect for me. First, the ...

Pros: Form factor, functionality, beauty!

Cons: Expensive , WiFi hangs occasionally, and limited storage capacity.

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who wants a cutting-edge MP3 player. Not for the budget-minded shopper though.

Review: Ok, this product has been almost as talked about as the iPhone but has had less than glowing reviews I believe due to being in the shadow of the iPhone. First, we need to realize the iPhone was first and therefore has set the bar for the Touch. We ...

Pros: Wifi internet capability, great screen, innovative touch screen software.

Cons: NO DISC USE, cannot input any data on ipod, no third party software support

The Bottom Line: This device could have been the king of all music players, PDA's and the like but Apple decided to clip its wings literally.

Review: The Touch is the best flash-based media player, with a great interface that works. In this review I would talk about all the good things it has and does but when you look at it the most important thing (Sorry Apple) is what it does not have and could ...