64 GB iPods in the works from tech giant Apple

Just recently, we received news concerning the price tag of Verizon's 16 GB iPhone 6s, and now the company is looking revive its iPod lineup with 64 GB iPods. Role of why the Cupertino tech behemothic might be looking to release these products in to the market place is because it wants to generate a significant amount of acquirement and notoriety from its Apple Music Service. The 64 GB iPods volition include 3 devices, which are as follows:

iPod touch
iPod shuffle
iPod nano

64 GB iPods Might Make Their Way For A Public Declaration On July 14

According to igen, the 64 GB iPods mentioned in a higher place are going to exist bachelor to purchase in the following colors:

Gold
Electrical blue
Fuchsia
Classic blackness
Pinkish
Grayness sidereal

The source also mentions references number that accept been uniquely designated to a different product, with the details of all 64 GB iPods provided below:

New iPod touch (reference number n102)
New iPod nano (reference number n31a)
New iPods shuffle (reference number n12d)

We expect the new iPod touch to sport impressive hardware specifications, so in curt, we might be looking at an A8 present in the device. Looking at how Apple tree incorporated a previous generation SoC to its 5^th generation iPod (to refresh your retention, it was a dual-core A5 SoC), nosotros should look the device to exist running the aforementioned mobile chipset that is currently nowadays in the company's iPhone 6 duo.

As for the toll tag, the new iPod touch and the remaining devices are expected to feature a much larger one compared to its previous generation counterparts due to the corporeality of onboard memory present in them. If the upcoming iPod touch is incorporated with an A8 chipset, then you should wait that price to shoot up.

Looks like nosotros are going to be waiting anxiously for July 14 to get in to come across what surprises Apple has in store for use. Would you like to see 64 GB iPods go unveiled by Apple? Let us know your thoughts.

Prototype source: igen