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Briefly: Nanos with cases, Power Mac G5 news
updated 03:15 pm EST, Fri November 11, 2005
iPod nano gets case
In Brief: Apple is now between the Quad-Core G5/2.5GHz and the Single-Core Dual G5/2.5GHz Power Mac systems.
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11/11, 06:11pm reply
So, Apple is now making nano's differently and shipping a case. So, what are they going to do about the existing Nano's? Do we get a case? What about the seemingly endless scratches? I guess we will have to wait on the lawsuits and jump on? Shame that Apple won't do the right thing without having to get beat up in court and the press.
EELinneman
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A+ for Apple
12/23, 02:59pm reply
Soon after I got my nano, it developed scratches. So, I called Apple, and they cheerfully offered my money back--even though my nano was engraved. With excellent customer service like that, I'm now an Apple afficianado. So, I'm going to buy a black 60G video iPod and an invisibleShield http://www.theinvisibleshield.com/ for it. :)
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