I know you're trying to be sarcastic, but that just doesn't make any sense. If they put 3G into the iPod Touch, they'd have to get a service provider to provide a connection, and no one would provide the service for free. (Unless you're desperate for business like Sprint in their agreement with the Kindle.) If they charge for the net usage, it becomes virtually identical to the 3G iPhone minus the camera and Bluetooth.
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I know you're trying to be sarcastic, but that just doesn't make any sense. If they put 3G into the iPod Touch, they'd have to get a service provider to provide a connection, and no one would provide the service for free. (Unless you're desperate for business like Sprint in their agreement with the Kindle.) If they charge for the net usage, it becomes virtually identical to the 3G iPhone minus the camera and Bluetooth.