The Apple iPod Nano is in the news again, and this time it's not the hype about how good and dazzling this gadget is, rather that there is a problem with the iPod Nano.
The full Apple Statement admits there is a problem with the screen on a limited batch of the iPod Nano multimedia player device.
Apple has agreed to replace all faulty iPod Nanos.
Users in the UK should know that their consumer rights allows them to ask for a refund if the item sold is not fit for the purpose it was advertised as being able to do, so if you think you want another brand of MP3 player instead of the Apple iPod Nano, then by all means demand a refund from the store where you bought the item. If you have any problems, contact the Citizens Advise Bureau and the Local Trading Standards office, who will be able to help you..
Even if you are reading this months after you bought the Apple iPod Nano, as long as you have the receipt, you can still get a refund if you have only discovered the flaw.
While this might be a minor set back for the company, I doubt this will not in anyway affect Apple's dominance of the portable MP3 player market.
Apple iPod Nano in the news again.
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