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Story: Dead iPod syndrome - no volt found?
Posted by: Rupert Goodwins (Tuesday 13 January 2004, 9:59 AM)
Buzzy:
There are lots of options available to Apple - and other - makers. I've got equipment that can take a LiIon pack, a NiMH pack or AA batteries (primary or secondary). You can swap the battery packs to suit: electronically it's not difficult, and while it takes a little cleverness on the physical design that's what designers are paid for, isn't it?
I don't approve of what the Neistat brothers did, especially leaving the video up 'as a record of our experience' - and even getting that out of them took time, I believe. But there's only so many bases I can touch on in one article. As for flyposting and guerilla campaigns - they've been with us since Roman times, and I'm anarchist enough to think we can survive a bit of botty-baring.
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