Next generation iPod Touch with Camera??

A Vietnamese website called Tinhte has published pictures and video of what looks like a next generation iPod touch with camera. This is the same website that leaked the pictures of the fourth-generation iPhone. The iPod touch in the picture and the video looks like a prototype running on some kind of a hardware testing software. It has exactly the same physical dimensions and design as the second-generation and third-generation iPod touch. Read more....

Mac Rumors notes that the prototype does not appear to be a particularly new creation, as its serial number indicates that it was manufactured in June 2009. Also the "N18" codename found on a sticker on the back of the device indicated that the unit is indeed a third-generation iPod touch prototype, and not representative of an upcoming revision to the product. If you recall similar 2 iPod Touch prototypes with camera had showed up on ebay recently.

Check out some more pictures and a video:

Labels: Apple-iPod-Touch-News

3 Comments:

At May 30, 2010 at 7:00 AM, Unknown said…
Never could understand why Apple didn't put a camera in their iTouch! Sorry, yes I do! They want to milk the market because they know how "we" always want the latest gadgets and updates to impress our friends. How superficial we are!!!!!!
At June 3, 2010 at 1:25 AM, Unknown said…
It’s become fairly evident that the iPhone 3G was probably knowingly underpowered for iPhone OS 4.0, and sold at length during a period in which Apple must’ve known it wouldn’t be able to take advantage of the software it was developing. Compare that to Mac sales. Imagine, for instance, Apple was still selling new PowerPC machines last year while developing Snow Leopard.
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At July 5, 2010 at 4:15 PM, Anonymous said…
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