Reid K

hmm would this work (ipod related)

Here are a few options I was wondering if they would work with an ipod battery.
1. I see it has that 4 AA battery thing would I be able to just use that after the ion battery died?
2. Would I be able to send the ipod in to apple 1 month before the warranty up and say the battery is no longer 100%, and reset my warranty with a new one?
3. Im I worrying too much about the battery dying on me.
It is weird I really want an ipod but the battery is just a huge concern for me, after 1-2 years I dont want it to be an expensive paper weight, I have also seen the site were you can buy replacement batteries but those are expensive, and im afraid I would damage the ipod doing that

Reid K

anyone?

Bill_D

http://www.ipodbattery.com/

There are other 3rd party solutions as well so us iPod owners are not at the complete mercy of Apple. But, if the battery is not holding a full charge just before the warranty is up, send it in.

Keep in mind that the iPod batteries are rated for 500 charging cycles. So, if you did a full charge everyday that would equal 18 months. The Apple warranty for iPods is 1 year.

Bill_D

Apple also has "out of warranty" battery replacement for about $100: http://www.info.apple.com/support/ap...d_service.html .


Wealth of info for iPod owners at www.ipodlounge.com

Reid K

Okay cool one last thing I need quickly answered please since I might be ordering one tonight. Does a 3g PC ipod work with a usb 1.1 connection?

Bill_D

Yes, but at a much slower transfer speed. Buy a firewire card.