Adrian Kingsley-Hughes writing over at ZDNet has posted a review of the iPod Touch multimedia player. 'What struck me about the iPod touch once I’d freed it from the packaging was how small it is. OK, it’s not as small as the nano but nonetheless it’s Despite being small and light, it feels surprisingly ruggedquite portable and easy to slip into a pocket. It’s also very light, weighing in at 4.2oz (120g). But despite being small and light, it feels surprisingly rugged and I don’t feel the need to continually worry about whether it’s safe or not. Having the rigidity of that glass screen seems to make all the difference.
When I tried hooking them up to iTunes I had my first problem. I could get one to work just fine, but the other was playing up. However, the problem wasn’t with the iPod but with the USB hub built in to the front of that PC. It’s fine with every other device but it just doesn’t like the iPod touch and will drop the connection between the iPod and the PC within seconds of trying to sync. Lesson #1: If you’re having problems with the iPod, try a different USB port, preferably at the back (because some out front USB ports don’t connect directly to the motherboard in the same way).'
Read: The BIG iPod touch review - ZDNet