“Besides the fact that the drive production is in its initial stages, there are other reasons for Apple to hold back on the 60GB iPod. Both reasons have to do with marketing and publicity,” MacDailyNews’ own SteveJack explains over in our Opinion section today.
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Okay boys and girls, Think iMac G5 for the 60 GB hard drive. First thing that came to mind when I frst heard about the mini-me hard drives. Hide it behind the screen of the new iMac.
I personaly would love 60gigs. Fair enough I only have about 28gigs worth of music at the moment I’d like to have room to grow. Or have all my music on the iPod and still have a reasonable chunk of space left for prtable storage space. If Apple thinks the market for 60 would be small, I wonder if they’d consider offering it as an upgrade option. ie you go and order a 40gig and the Apple staff ask if you’d like an extra 20 with that. You’d probably have to wait a few weeks for it to be made up specialy but it would be worth it.