iFixit has posted its teardown of the fourth-generation iPod touch, discovering several interesting details about the new media player. Most notably, the touch 4G’s A4 processor carries the same marking on it as the iPad’s A4, indicating that the new device offers only 256MB of RAM, which is somewhat surprising given that the iPhone 4 has 512MB of RAM. The iPod touch 4G also features a a …

As predictable as the sun rising somewhere over east Japan, the iFixit crew have put their tools and wits to the task of deconstructing the latest generation of iPod touch . Their teardown is still ongoing (exciting, isn’t it?), but here are their observations so far. The new touch is noted as being the easiest to crack open yet, and yes, its retina-busting 640 x 960 LCD is fused to the external …

No surprises here: iFixit is tearing down the iPod Touch 4th generation, and they’re having fun the whole way through. As always, the fine folks over there are finding just how you’d go about taking your brand new iPod Touch apart, if ever you’d have to get something done within the case, and felt like doing it yourself. Or, had to do it yourself (for whatever reason). The teardown itself is …

You know the story by now. For many, the iPod touch is the iPhone without the phone and GPS features–no cellular voice calls, no texting, and no EDGE or 3G wireless service. The remaining features that the two have in common (or lack) is often how the iPod touch is judged. In the case of the fourth-generation (4G) iPod touch–available in 8GB ($229), 32 GB ($299), and 64GB ($399) capacities …

The iPod Touch is the best iPod yet, offering all the fun of the iPhone experience without a carrier contract or monthly bill.

Apple’s new iPod Touch, the ” flagship ” of its iPod line, has just hit the Apple store. Is it worth spending $230 (minimum) to upgrade to Apple’s latest model?