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Judge Approves Settlement in iPod Suit

BabbaBooie writes "According to AppleInsider, on Thursday a San Mateo County judge granted final approval of a settlement in the iPod class action suit that affects as many as 1.3 million iPod owners who may have been victim to poor or defective batteries. Under the settlement, owners of either a first- or second-generation model are entitled to $25 cash or $50 credit at the Apple store. Owners of third-generation iPod models are entitled to a free replacement battery if the battery fails. The deadline for submitting a claim is September 30, 2005. Lawyers say the settlement could cost Apple as much as $15m."

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  1. Re:4G iPods out of luck? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    What about my 4G iPod which has poor battery life? Am I stuck with it?

    Yes you are. But Steve Jobs still rocks!

  2. Re:That's cool! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    WTF are you smoking, the cost of battery replacement wasn't anywhere near the cost of a new iPod. $99 =! $300+.

    STFU unless you know what your talking about.

  3. Re:Why wasn't MSFT sued? by FragHARD · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    > yep sounds like my nokia alright, and your point is???

    --
    FragHARD or don't frag at all