IPod Touch 5G vs. iPad Mini vs. iPad 2?

[Trevor]

Hi,

So Christmas is coming soon and I have no clue what I want. I ideally would like 'The new iPad' (The iPad 3) but that's pretty expensive and I don't want my parents to spend a ton of money on me so I've got the decision between an iPod Touch 5G, an iPad mini and an iPad 2.

I would be using it for Facebook, Twitter, YouTube videos, watching movies and just browsing the web while in bed or on a car trip. I have an iPhone 4 now but the home button is really touchy so I just use it for messaging and calling and not much else (I need to put a lot of pressure on the home button for it to work). Also before you say I'm spoilt, I'm not. I've paid for almost everything in my room and I also give my parents board money each week (even though they try to decline it).

So which one should I get?
A few more things I forgot to mention;

- I will be getting the 32GB version of what ever one I choose
- Which is better spec-wise?
To Diana B

My iPhone is old, I brought it as soon as it came out. The home button doesn't work and there are some cracks in the screen. It's no longer under warranty and getting it fixed would cost around $200-250. Teenagers are attracted to new things, I bet you didn't decline your Christmas present when you were a teenager.

Also don't tell me to "give them the gift of maturity". For the past year nearly all my pay has gone to my parents so they could pay for my younger siblings education and food. I bet you can't say you did the same when you were 17. & now that my parents wages are stable and they're earning more then enough to provide for the family I'm doing charity work at the local homeless shelter. You can call me stupid all you want but this year I can finally enjoy Christmas. I have more then enough maturity and by the way you quickly judged me I would say that there's a chance that I may have more then you.
To Diana B

My iPhone is old, I brought it as soon as it came out. The home button doesn't work and there are some cracks in the screen. It's no longer under warranty and getting it fixed would cost around $200-250. Teenagers are attracted to new things, I bet you didn't decline your Christmas present when you were a teenager.

Also don't tell me to "give them the gift of maturity". For the past year nearly all my pay has gone to my parents so they could pay for my younger siblings education and food. I bet you can't say you did the same when you were 17. & now that my parents wages are stable and they're earning more then enough to provide for the family I'm doing charity work at the local homeless shelter. You can call me stupid all you want but this year I can finally enjoy Christmas. I have more then enough maturity and by the way you quickly judged me I would say that there's a chance that I may have more then you.