On 26/11/04 10:47 AM, "Dark Servant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote this:
> It doesn't sound to me like Matt's iPod is behaving normally so it's > probably not a good example for what the iPod Photos are like. > Matt; > You'll probably need to take it in to have it serviced. You could get > by using it with the functionality that it does have but it's probably > not such a good idea to let issues like that lay around until your > warranty passes. Actually this is an interesting point. Do many iPods need to go back for 'fixing'? I've always thought of them as a consumer item like a walkman or DVD player and not something that 'usually works'. Anybody have any experiences to share? I think I remember someone on the list (Skippy) who went through a few iPods before he got a stable one. Yes, I'm thinking of getting one, now that they store 60Gb which is close to my library size. Brett Carboni Tsunami "Book a function and bring your iPod"
