iPod Nano - Destruction testing

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#5057 24-Sep-2005 16:36

http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/nano.ars/3
Great article & photos about durability of the new iPod Nano which was tested to death and then disassembled.

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#21764 19-Oct-2005 22:35

Wow!!! that is a strong little beast. I heard it was fragile - but it seems that is not the case at all.

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#22041 26-Oct-2005 12:14

i am still waiting for the vedio ipod

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#22042 26-Oct-2005 12:16

I am going looking for one to buy today hope they are cheap in China

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#22064 26-Oct-2005 14:25

hmmm johnr, you're not in NZ currently?

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#22080 26-Oct-2005 17:06

chiefie: hmmm johnr, you're not in NZ currently?

I think his comment and his flag answers that???

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#23165 14-Nov-2005 13:41

They make electronics practically indestructible these days-

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#23173 14-Nov-2005 14:37

Mendolyn: They make electronics practically indestructible these days-

HAHAHhahaHahhaHAHhAhahahaHAHAHAHHAhahaahHA no they dont... the article about the nano displayed an extreme amount of good fortune in my opinion.

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#23814 25-Nov-2005 03:30

Great post. I takes a licking and keeps on ticking - up to a point anyway!!!

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