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 Look at the amount of energy spent by this consumer to let the world know that if your Ipod batteries die outside of the warranty period, that you are SOL.
What do you think Apple Computer Inc's (AAPL), response should be? How can they turn this Apple user (watch the credits) into an evangelist instead of a vandal? |
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Tim,
Thanks for sharing this with us! Reminds me of my graffiti idea.
I can't believe that iPod doesn't have replaceable batteries. I'm dumbstruck... I've always wanted one, but may have to hold off until they figure out this battery issue.
Posted by: Maria Palma | May 1, 2006 7:08 PM | Permalink to Comment