Most of the people who bought 1st gen nanos would have upgraded by now.
I still use a 1st Gen Nano, works great, battery still holds a charge, doesn't overheat and the neck lariat/head phones work well.
Most of the people who bought 1st gen nanos would have upgraded by now.
You're holding it wrong.
Err.. What? Are you telling me that I can't take my ipod to the Apple Store and say, 'yeah yeah, sure, I'm getting all sorts of symptoms. In fact I'm using the nano to heat the living room. Please replace it.'? Is Apple going to knock me back? Don't think so. Or are you one of those holier than thou kinda guys?
tell that to my IIgs, or to my Pentium 1, or my GE VCR, or a few other things i own that are 20+ years old that still work like the day it was new.
it really depends on what that old **** is.
WOW WTF are you smoking. Its should only be common since to know that a car would need regular maintenance and or need repairs. doing regular maintenance on a car is not the same as having a faulty part replaced (as a example, a 2.7l v6 in a dodge all have a faulty design, The ignition/park shift interlock system was faulty on a few dodge trucks and vans, the wobble of death in a few jeeps, fords, and other trucks but hasn't had a recall as i know of.)
and the thing i am getting at is this is for cars and trucks more then 5 years old. replacing brakes on a car is a part of regular maintenance (unless it was apart of a recall due to being faulty, or known to be faulty). And even then it would just depend on what was faulty in what was going to be replaced.
you should have used a sarcasm tag in your post.
I'm sorry, but WHAT THE HELL are you talking about?!Err.. What? Are you telling me that I can't take my ipod to the Apple Store and say, 'yeah yeah, sure, I'm getting all sorts of symptoms. In fact I'm using the nano to heat the living room. Please replace it.'? Is Apple going to knock me back? Don't think so. Or are you one of those holier than thou kinda guys?
I'm sorry, but WHAT THE HELL are you talking about?!