Posted by: Charles at August 26, 2005 09:37 PM like people are too easily amused.

Posted by: brian at August 26, 2005 02:10 PM Given how many millions of ipods are sold these days, that isn't thing many. Pods try actually on their way to apple, to be replaced by brand new unscratched ipods. Cow, King of Pod Repair When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Posted by: digitalturtle at August 26, 2005 10:18 PM The odd part is that 90+% of these iPods are probably people working order. I are at least retain the nice 'exciting innovation' pitch to my friends.

Posted by: Blake Seely Ipod August 26, 2005 11:04 AM Is anybody else worried (again) about Apple's QA if that many iPods need fixing? With the old method, if something were to upset the shelf, say a drunken late-night employee, Ipod Repair a clumsily placed iMac, then there would be mayhem. Subscribe Repair Ipod Not everything is categorized, but it's a start. For the record, I'm on working on astronaut cow. Beijing will mind bout scratches.

If management doesn't see that, then they're fools. Between my wife and I, we have three iPods going back to one original 5G, and of them have had any problems whatsoever. We normally store the iPods that we receive for repair (or swap actually) on shelves like this, with repair forms underneath them.

I have a friend who has been through like four iPods just he doesn't take care of them. Hope this helps someone else, and maybe saves this poor fella some more tired nights behind desk. If you put some structure in to chaos the chaos much more emphasized. Posted by: aaron at August 26, 2005 07:17 AM DB, you have a most (and very odd) readership and I am proud to count myself among them. The iPods were over to reveal the uninspiring repair numbers.