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Story: Dead iPod syndrome - no volt found?
Posted by: Rupert Goodwins (Monday 12 January 2004, 4:29 PM)
My dear chap
I think if you re-read my piece, you'll find that I point out that you can get a new battery for fifty bucks, that Apple is no different to anyone else and that the aforementioned video is wrong. And you don't even need Google!
Would you like it in bigger type next time? Perhaps smaller words might help. I do try to make my copy accessible to Apple zealots and others with special needs, but obviously there's always room for improvement.
Rupert
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