I worked on the same decision in buying my iPod Touch and found that - Wifi only is quite inconvenient. If you're in your car, a hotel or coffee shop with lous

I worked on the same decision in buying my iPod Touch and found that - Wifi only is quite inconvenient. If you're in your car, a hotel or coffee shop with lousy wifi performance, you'll miss having a cellular data connection. Using random 'open wireless hotspots' is not always a a secure (or legal) idea. Needing to use a second device to supply an internet connection is rather clunky, but I do appreciate the efficiency and thrift of that. - 8 GB isn't nearly enough space, and 16 might be, but I'm not sure. I have come up to the limit many times on my iPod. I've removed apps, limited music to a fairly small selection, and am still left with so little space that I had to remove material just to download updates to certain apps (Infinity Blade)! If Apple would include an SD card slot like everyone else, though, this wouldn't be as big of an issue. I suppose with three other devices laying that can store and play music, my iPad might not be the 1st choice. If I buy one, I'd probably get a 32GB with 3G.