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Facetime
Some things are just better explained face to face. Even when you'™re miles apart. On the front of iPod touch is a built-in camera perfect for making FaceTime video calls.1 Your smile, your laugh, your gasps, your sad panda face, even what's in front of you. Your friend sees it all, live and in full effect.

HD Video Recording
iPod touch features a second camera on the back, which lets you shoot amazing 720p HD video. And with its advanced backside illumination sensor, it captures beautiful footage even in low-light settings. All while the built-in microphone records conversations, music or any audio at the same time.

Retina display
There are lots of reasons you won't want to take your eyes off iPod touch. The 960x640 backlit LCD display, for one. It packs 326 pixels per inch, making it the highest-resolution iPod screen ever. To achieve this, Apple engineers developed pixels so small” a mere 78 micrometres acrossthat the human eye can't distinguish individual pixels. Even though you can'™t see them, you'™ll definitely notice the difference they make. Text is remarkably sharp and graphics are incredibly vivid.

Music
When iPod came on the scene years ago, it was all about music. iPod touch is the evolution of that first iPod, but one thing remains the same: it's still about music. iPod touch lets you keep thousands of songs with you all the time.

iCloud
Thanks to iCloud, your iPod touch has an even tighter bond with your Mac or PC (and your iPhone or iPad). iCloud stores your apps, latest photos and more, and makes them accessible on your other devices. And it keeps your email, contacts and calendars up to date across them too. Its all automatic. There'™s no syncing required, no management required, no anything required. iCloud does the work for you.

AirPrint
Whether it'™s tickets to a film or a photo of you and your girlfriend, you can print it straight from iPod touch over Wi-Fi.4 There's no software to download and install, and no cables to connect. With a few taps, you can go from viewing something on iPod touch to holding a printed copy.