Re:Probably at least 5M units broken...
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100 Million iPods
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i would have to agree that is a pretty fair estimate at the ammount of ipods broken. it seems that on a regular basis i come across someone new that is having difficulty with their ipod. though i will say that 5M is alittle high, but i dont think it is out of the question to think that atleast 1 - 2M have been broken. Apple needs to be careful too, cause the image they project for their ipods is amazing, but people know there are problems with them, and it might deter them from buying the new iphone. this proposes a new issue for apple, the iphone not doing so well. overall the iphone will greatly change how we use and operate our phones, however, if it has the same problems as the ipod, people will eventually wise up to Apple and refrain from buying their products.
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i would have to agree that is a pretty fair estimate at the ammount of ipods broken. it seems that on a regular basis i come across someone new that is having difficulty with their ipod. though i will say that 5M is alittle high, but i dont think it is out of the question to think that atleast 1 - 2M have been broken. Apple needs to be careful too, cause the image they project for their ipods is amazing, but people know there are problems with them, and it might deter them from buying the new iphone. this proposes a new issue for apple, the iphone not doing so well. overall the iphone will greatly change how we use and operate our phones, however, if it has the same problems as the ipod, people will eventually wise up to Apple and refrain from buying their products.