Apple updates iPod touch line, drops prices, adds top-end 64GB model

Couldn’t see this one coming, right? Apple just announced an update to the iPod touch line. It’s not exactly a major overhaul to the player, but prices have fallen, and it appears that the new models use the same CPU as the iPhone 3GS, since they can run OpenGL 2.0. The big news is actually no news, however: there doesn’t appear to be a camera, contrary to all the rumors. You’ll just have to make do with 8GB of storage for $199, 32GB for $299, and 64GB for a whopping $399.

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