
Originally Posted by
inlinefour
I just brought a 4GB ipod nano from Harvey Norman a couple of days ago. I got it home, installed the sortware and then went and set it up for its first charge. It did nothing and after 24 hours of charging and it doing nothing, I took it back. Yesterday I was given a new one, so I repeat the process. It said it was charging and not to disconnect from the computer. Fine, I left it going and after 12 hours, nothing had changed. I was advised to reconnect it, reboot the computer and/or reinstall the software. After doing this, nothing. It was just as dead as the first one and I'd like to point out that I'm not computer illiterate. Took that one back this morning and advised the staff that I had no faith in apple ipod what so ever. I ended up with another brand called iriver (I think), cheaper and bigger capacity. The ipod software was a slow and painfull installation. The iriver was not and utilised some of the current software from my computers OS (XP home - works perfectly if you know how to run it, like a Suzuki I guess...). Plug the iriver in and walaa, works perfectly. I read a bit about the ipod online and perused the apple website. Sounds like apple ipods are a bit of a wet blanket and issues are common. I'm not saying that the iriver is any better, but it goes and thats one up on the crapolia nanos I was given. I am also advised from a good friend who has been using nanos since they came to NZ that there are far more issues than what I'm aware of, but did not go into detail. He also made the comment that they have a very short lifespan. In my experience, thats an understatement...
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