New iPod Video in a month?

A few scattered reports are surfacing about a new iPod Video release next month, touting a multi-touch screen similar to the iPhone. The reports certainly aren’t worth betting on but are still worth keeping in the back of your mind. DigiTimes certainly has been on the right word a few times before.

If it is true Apple have kept very quiet, unlike the iPhone’s announcement into the world almost a year ago then its release almost a month ago. Although a quiet release is probably wise decision after all those mac fans went mad waiting for the iPhone. No hi-fives this time?

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