nano owners sue Apple over easily scratched lcds

[Tim]

http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1340

Apple has to get a handle on it's quality control issue on some of their items.

[glitch]

Good.
Hope they get beaned up the arse.
"...Apple concealed the defect and advised class members that they would need to purchase additional equipment to prevent the screen from scratching excessively."

[Tim]

dude. This 'false boobie' 'up the arse' stuff you go on about? This the wrong forum we're like not interested.

[glitch]

dude. This 'false boobie' 'up the arse' stuff you go on about? This the wrong forum we're like not interested.
:ntm:

[Just Doug1]

:ntm:

http://www.thecomputermechanics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=37583&postcount=6

If this wasn't you then theres a glitch in the board as well as on the board.

[Child of Cupertino]

Good.
Hope they get beaned up the arse.

Where I'm sure they will find you.

That aside, it was a BAD design decision to make the finish of the iPods so fragile, and they should address the issue of Nanos sold already and change the finish going forward.

[Tim]

Where I'm sure they will find you.

nicely done. :)

[glitch]

http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1340

Apple has to get a handle on it's quality control issue on some of their items.
By the way, it's not a quality control problem...it's a design flaw. :hst:
They have to stop ripping people off, that's really what they have to do if anything.

[Tim]

good god that's fantastic. Someone pass the man a cigar.

[Child of Cupertino]

By the way, it's not a quality control problem...it's a design flaw. :hst:
They have to stop ripping people off, that's really what they have to do if anything.

How can a design decision to make something look shiny to the point of fragility be "a rip off". A design flaw? Yes. An intentional ripoff? Don't think so.