If you were one of the early adopters of Apple's iPod Nano back in 2005, you might be eligible to receive a new portable music player. On Friday, Cupertino began… Read the whole story
Cheap *** apple doesnt even give you a current device of comparable value as every other company imaginable would do.
Read the replacement terms carefully. Apple says they "may charge you a diagnostic fee, including shipping charges, of no more than $100 US, plus applicable tax if Apple inspects your product and determines that the product doesn't require service. If Apple determines, while inspecting your product, that service is needed due to failure of parts that are neither supplied by Apple nor Apple branded, Apple may return the product to you without servicing it, and may charge you the diagnostic fee plus applicable sales tax".
That doesn't sound like the replacement program for this Nano, it sounds like a generic one. Can you confirm that those are the terms for this one? Because to me, it seems if you have one (maybe even if they can ID it by serial number to not have the defective battery) you'll get a replacement.
from now on i'm only going to read a story about apple up to the word 'Cupertino' then i'm stopping. yes, we sometimes refer to a country's govt by the capital city like... 'Washington has decided....' but this is kinda dumb.
Gee mine is in the garbages now, they waited so long to replace them that there is nobody anymore that will prevail to this. Cheap shot BOOOO !!!
