QuoteIrix QuoteKingmanBarstow I think that the battery dies in an IPod, and then there is no replacing it. The battery can be replaced - not quite easy, but it's possible: . Maybe a good Repair Service can help. It's also possible to replace the 1.8" HDD of the iPod Classic with a 1 TB mSATA-SSD via adapter. Some people have done it, reports are to find in the Intern
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I did backup the library fortunately. I think that the battery dies in an I Pod, and then there is no replacing it. I did like the Classic as it was easy to use, this new one isn't. It's just another method for the big corp's to grind more money out of us. Replace stuff every several years. You can say the same thing about fridges, dishwashers, dryers, and washing machines as well
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Time for (more)of The Hip
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Ok, I admit, it was convenient for throwing the headphones on late at night and listening to tunes without annoying the neighbours with loud noise. My iPod died last month and at the Apple Store I traded (recycled they said, and I wondered about that, and the 39 days of music I had on board) for a new one. Would the Apple Store bootleg my music library? And, my new iPod sucks; very hard to
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'Wastin' Time' by Jimmy Tarbuck
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Cripes Mick, our net worth in UK pounds has just gone down 15%!!
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1975 - Toronto 1975 - Buffalo 1981 - San Francisco (twice) 1989 - Vancouver (twice) 1994 - Vancouver (twice) 1998 - Vancouver 2002 - Tacoma 2006 - Vancouver
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MrDDDD - Bellingham is one of the coolest towns on the planet.
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