kin0kin
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not sure if it has been posted.....but here you go:
http://www.appleipodsettlement.com/index.html
http://www.appleipodsettlement.com/index.html
Originally Posted by kin0kin not sure if it has been posted.....but here you go: http://www.appleipodsettlement.com/index.html |
Originally Posted by South_Korean i dont understand, the battery is user replacable. so easy to do....oh well. |
Originally Posted by plus_c My $.02 on the whole matter - I think this was an issue that got way overblown. Yeah, the battery life (in the single-charge sense) wasn't what it was cracked up to be, and that kind of sucks. However, tech companies overpromise all the time, how is this any more egregious than any other unmet overhyped claim? |
Also, I'm sure battery life wasn't a priority to the vast majority of buyers. As for battery life in the lifetime sense...come on people, Apple engineers aren't supermen. Lithium-ion batteries have limited lifespans - that's the nature of the beast. Laptop batteries last 2-2.5 years at best, and you don't see any lawsuits over that. Should Apple have made the battery user-replaceable? Perhaps. Would that have been a major factor in many people choosing the iPod over another player? Absolutely not. |
Originally Posted by Spad I'd also like to see them put an end to this myth that iPod batteries aren't user replaceable. They could do so by simply linking to any of the sites selling the batteries and which contain the demo videos. The batteries, some of which last more than 20 hours, can be easily replaced by almost anyone in five minutes or so. Those who continue to claim otherwise are either grossly uninformed or are operating on another (and very unhelpful) agenda. |
Originally Posted by Sinbios They mean not officially. And in a legal case, not officially means not at all. |