That's how much I paid for memory in my first PC back in 1995. $1600 for 32MB to be exact. I don't even want to think about how much I paid to outfit my Amiga 3000 with 16MB and my previous Amiga with 8MB. Ouch.

That being said, they should still slap 64GB into an iPod touch and 32GB into a Nano. It's the only respectable thing to do. And then release an iPod Touch Max with that new Toshiba 240GB 1.8" HD.

I'd probably be happier to see a camera and GPS added to the Touch though, since as mentioned, I don't really have a need for a portable music device myself.