IPod nano replacement program (1st generation)

The news was five days old, but nevertheless, it wasn’t spoken about at Habré.

The first cases of spontaneous combustion of the very first iPod nano models were recorded in the 2005th year, but only now, six years later, Apple finally decided to announce a program for replacing problem gadgets.

The first-generation “nano” programs (black plastic, white plastic, metal back), acquired from September 2005 to December 2006, fall under the action of the program that earned last Friday. The reasons for the recommended replacement are formulated quite frankly and intelligibly: in extremely rare cases, the “nano” batteries may overheat, and the probability of self-ignition only increases with time.

www.apple.com/support/ipodnano_replacement