It's funny how everyone is quick to jump to conclusions with no evidence. First you have to realize that electronics are getting smaller. So chip manufactures are intergrading multiple functions on one chip. Today many chip makers are making a single chip that does both Bluetooth and WiFi. Look at the iPod touch G2. Apple never said it had bluetooth when it was released. Guess what. It does now. They enabled it on the latest OS update. Hackers knew about it long before by looking at the chipset. So don't be so quick to slam this guy.
I'm not saying the Tour will have it or not. And Reed your paste has nothing in there about bluetooth, so I don't trust those specs. lol. But really. Specs for what is enabled compared to what it's capable of are two different things. Ask Apple.
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