Paradoxxx
09-28-2005, 09:53 AM
APPLE HAS admitted there are two flaws connected to the scratched or broken screens on its new super soaraway iPod Nanos.
An Apple spinner said the outfit had identified two clear problems. One was the broken screen problem and the other is the complaint about how easily the new iPod screen scratches.
Apple has admitted there was a real, but minor problem which has affected one per cent of the total iPod nano units that it has shipped.
The spinster insisted that it was not a design problem and if anyone had a duff unit, they should contact AppleCare and their iPod will be replaced.
However, the scratched screen issue was customers' fault. Apple said the screens on the iPod nano are made with the same material that is found in the company’s fourth-generation iPod. There have apparently been no complaints about that.
Seems waiting might be a good idea before purchasing a nano
An Apple spinner said the outfit had identified two clear problems. One was the broken screen problem and the other is the complaint about how easily the new iPod screen scratches.
Apple has admitted there was a real, but minor problem which has affected one per cent of the total iPod nano units that it has shipped.
The spinster insisted that it was not a design problem and if anyone had a duff unit, they should contact AppleCare and their iPod will be replaced.
However, the scratched screen issue was customers' fault. Apple said the screens on the iPod nano are made with the same material that is found in the company’s fourth-generation iPod. There have apparently been no complaints about that.
Seems waiting might be a good idea before purchasing a nano