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Attorneys Prepare iPod Class Action Lawsuit

An anonymous reader writes "Well, it was bound to happen. It looks like some lawyers are preparing to file a class action lawsuit against apple computer due to the iPod's battery problem (previously discussed here, here, and here)."

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  1. See the light. by jotaeleemeese · · Score: -1, Troll

    There is no excuse for producing throw away players that cost several hundred dollars.

    Good, I hope this dicourages anybody else to make such dumb decitions in the future.

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  2. Re:Sounds like BS to me. by GigsVT · · Score: -1, Troll

    Using proprietary battery sizes that aren't interchangable, or in this case, are not even user servicable, sounds like a scam to me for someone looking to make a quick buck.

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  3. Re:This should be interesting by TheGratefulNet · · Score: 0, Troll

    technically not too hard.

    I think they did this for the Standard Apple Reason: because they felt like it, and because they wanted a closed market for repair parts (which is what apple has been about since its earliest days).

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  4. Re:Sounds like BS to me. by saden1 · · Score: 0, Troll

    why mod parent troll? He is right....isn't what apple is doing the same as what Lexmark is doing (without the DMCA of course)? And $99 service plan to replace a battary doesn't seem right to me.

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  5. ugh.. the same by dave1212 · · Score: 2, Troll

    pansy-ass whiners. Same with the Powerbook G3 owners that whined about X running slow until they got partial refunds.

    Do some research, buy what you want, and know that you can get battery replacements from 3rd party houses. Enough raping of Apple.

  6. Note to pudge: by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Stop editorializing.

    Just the news, mmkay?