iPod gets touchy, with price cut

Can't win for loosing with some people...:P: Apple has probably realized a huge component cost discount for instance in the
memory area of all these model iPods and iPhones so Apple got a savings off of
that. Now with the iPod touch two models and the iPhone one model it has
increased components for that model by a third so Apple probably got savings
there volume wise and has gained in manufacturing effeciancies since introduction
more savings. Now "IF" Apple had not passed those savings alone someone would
have written an article or posted about how unbelievably greedy Apple is and how
overpriced it's products are. So however "IF" Apple passes the savings along the
previous adopters were of course ripped off. Typical...heh heh heh

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