Earlier today Idhanta wrote an article about a possible 5th generation iPod. Instead of rumors, I’m gonna be stating what I think about his predictions. When I think about a 5th generation iPod Touch, it’s hard to think about new stuff since in the 4th generation iPod Touch Apple tossed in almost everything you could think about. Still you could probably think about 4G/LTE connectivity or a bigger screen. Let’s talk more about that below.

4G/LTE capabilities
With the release of the 3rd generation iPad, Apple introduced 4G/LTE internet capabilities to it’s products. Many have mentioned the possibility of this in a new iPod Touch limited to data only. The thing is, when Apple released the first iPod Touch many people say it as ”a cheaper iPhone, stripped of contracts and phone capabilities” (maybe not exactly like that but that’s how many saw it). To add 4G/LTE capabilities, the price tag of an iPod Touch would rise between $50-$100. Also, battery life would diminish and the iPod Touch will be much thicker.
A5X or A6 Processor
One of the things Apple markets the most in its products is the processor. Over the past few years, since the release of the iPad, we’ve seen a pattern that before wasn’t likely to change. First, the iPad is released with the newest processor, then the iPhone & later on the iPod Touch is released with the same processor. This year that pattern changed because Apple did not release an iPod Touch with the A5 processor, but released a new iPad with an A5X processor. It might be harder to predict what Apple will use as a processor for the next generation iPod Touch this year.
Then we have an A6 processor. I quickly struck that out of the equation because Apple stated there was nothing to add to their processor at the moment. Thus, the A5X was released with improved graphics.
Storage
I have to agree with Idhanta, the current storage options are a bit odd. The 8GB option is unfair because truly, it comes with 6GB of memory. 16GB is the perfect medium and I’d agree with the 4th generation’s original starting price of $219 (now $199). The 32GB and 64GB options aren’t bad. The 8GB option just has to go!
Camera
Yes it would be nice to see Apple’s iSight camera on the iPod Touch. With the current camera, pictures taken in low lighting look pixellated and horrible.
Those are my thoughts on some of Idhanta’s predictions. I suggest you read his article (Link provided in the first paragraph).
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