iPod touch review

Wednesday, December 12th 2007 - 15:00 CET - Comments: 0

A pple, an American company founded on April 1st, 1976, is renowned for its Macintosh computers and iPod music players. Many current music players are capable of doing a lot more than just playing music. And the latest Apple iPod touch is not an exception. It is a full media player equipped with innovative functions such as Internet, WiFi and an option to play YouTube videos for example. Enough reasons for LetsGoMobile to test the Apple iPod touch and offer you an extensive review.

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Apple iPod touch retail box

The iPod we tested has an internal memory of 16GB (14.8GB available). An 8GB version is also obtainable. The Apple iPod touch came in a surprisingly compact box; only inches larger than the iPod touch itself. The box contains a quick guide in 6 languages, Apple earplugs, a USB cable, an iPod connector with a transparent hook, a polishing cloth for cleaning the iPod and of course the iPod itself. The iPod touch comes with a fully loaded battery, so it is not necessary to charge the battery before using the iPod touch. Even the date and time were set correctly on the iPod touch we received. The dimensions of the Apple iPod touch are: 110 x 61.8 x 8mm.

 

 

iPod touch review - Clock

When you click on the clock icon in the main menu, the world time appears in digital as well as analogue form. This clock had already been set to the correct time in my case. The Plus button, top right in the clock menu, lets you watch the clock in a different time zone. The alarm can also be set in this menu by clicking the alarm icon at the bottom right. Furthermore a stopwatch and timer are available here. Everything is clearly and very beautifully rendered offering easy and fast operation.

 

 

Apple iPod touch calculator

The large buttons on the calculator of the iPod touch are as easy and precise to work with as a normal calculator. The function possibilities are similar to a normal simple calculator. So in general it will do, but if you have to make a complicated math exam, you'd be better off taking an advanced calculator with you. Continue to read the full iPod Touch review.

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