>I wouldn't own one if you gave it too me, Shucks and I had been planning to give you one too... >but apparently the iPods' >batteries have ALL been going dead shortly after 18 months. This is nonsense. I know people who have been using the original version since it came out. It totally depends on the usage. Rechargeable batteries in anything give out eventually > Someone in NYC >discovered this and after going a round or two with Apple Tech Support and >being told he should just resolve to buy a new one, this guy started making >posters and plastering them all around the city, stating simply that the >un-replaceable batteries go dead after 18 months and Apple won't fix it. The thing is he is full of shit on several points like for example the "un-replaceable" one (look here: http://www.ipodbattery.com/ ) and it has been pointed out numerous times but I guess hysteria loves company.... >Then, lawsuits against Apple were rumored, upon which Apple was rumored to >have started a replacement program. BUT, if you're willing to pay $99 to >keep your music fresh every 18 months, remember you still have to have it >backed up elsewhere, because when the battery dies, the music goes too, and >must be reloaded *if* you get a new battery. Hardly worth the time or the >investment(s), IMO. d:p~~~ You can find batteries for 50 bucks if you look. Honestly the hysteria about this is insane.
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[L-OT] Re: Re: Re: Do you have an iPod or have you considered buying one?
2004-01-13 by Dennis Gunn
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