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The iPod Touch is a portable digital photo player, music and videos designed by company Manzana.

Within the line of iPods designed and distributed by Apple, the iPod Touch is one of its latest digital players, presented on September 5, 2007 as a device with memory 8, 16 or 32 GB flash, with integrated Wi-Fi and the possibility of browsing the web using Safari, the software from the same company.

Specifications include display glass mineral anti-scratch with a size of 89 mm and resolution of 480x320 pixels, multi-touch interface of screen and operating system iPod Touch OS 2.2, Unit Various capacity flash that stores up to 10,000 or 20,000 photos or 10 or 20 hours of video, Wi-Fi, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, autonomy of reproduction of sound up to 36 hours and video up to 6.110mm high by 61.0 wide and 8.5 deep. It weighs 115 grams.

As presented, the iPod Touch is a technology replica of the iPhone device, although it simply does not allow making phone calls.

However, some users found wider differences after their acquisition: for example, the limitation to add events to the calendar, the lack of physical buttons to control the music player and the absence of Bluetooth, digital camera, microphone and speakers in the first versions. In addition, to obtain the same applications as the iPhone it is necessary to pay an additional cost.

Finally, the iPod Touch belongs to the first generation of Apple digital players that has a wireless connection to access the iTunes store and download music, videos and Applications. In most Starbucks stores in the United States, this device can easily download the song that is currently playing.

The iPod Touch supports multiple languages ​​not only for the operating system, but also for international keyboards and dictionaries.

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