For now, we’re no stranger to rumors of a new iPod touch complete with an integrated microphone camera. Even without backup sources of these claims, it seems like the next logical step for Apple to take with the microphone camera if it wants to continue to provide consumers an incentive to upgrade. The last word is not only that these rumors are true, but the device in question is already on the assembly line in China.
The rumors tell that the microphone camera included in the new iPod touch is indeed capable of record video and capturing images. As Wired points out, the more it makes an ideal device for use with Skype existing applications already available in the App Store. The combination could make the iPod touch a viable replacement phone at home for those who already use their landlines for long distance anyways. They also noted that a combined Verizon Mifi, it becomes essentially an iPhone microphone camera without AT & T cruddy and attendant charges.
I long suspected that Apple was holding off on the inclusion of these phones with similar features to the iPod touch to differentiate between it and the iPhone to avoid cannibalizing sales, but my experience has been that touch owners are much more inclined to purchase an iPhone microphone camera is not. I think Apple has made the drug “gateway” phenomenon has little to do with technical features and a lot to do with a constant data connection and cell phone functions.
If you have an old iPhone, or who want a device with Apple for the first time, this new iPod touch with microphone camera is definitely the way to go. Currently, it sells for about $ 290 or each; you can get a perfect gadget today.
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