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iPodResQ offers iPod nano battery upgrade service
iPodResQ today announced that it is now offering an iPod nano high-capacity battery upgrade service. The company said it will install a new battery that offers an approximate 10% increase in play time for $64. The service includes a custom “iBox� sent via overnight courier to pickup the nano for overnight delivery back to the iPodResQ service center. iPodResQ will receive the nano, install a 400 mAh high-capacity battery the same day it is received, and return the nano back to the customer overnight.
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1
hpw many charge cycles does it hold?
Posted by writeous on February 1, 2006 at 3:36 PM (PDT)
2
You pay $64 to gain 1.4 hours of battery life…
Posted by vicious on February 1, 2006 at 3:39 PM (PDT)
3
Not a bad deal. I’d rather send it into them than into Apple if the battery will last longer. I mean it’s $65 with Apple anyway, why not get longer battery time for the same price? Of course it would be dumb to send it in before the original battery died.
Posted by Glorybox3737 on February 1, 2006 at 4:57 PM (PDT)
4
I’m just surprised that they have better battery techonology then apple already!
Apple should have researched and gotten the best battery for the small nano. I can understand them now comming out with better batteries for the older generations since battery techonolgy is growing, just not already
Posted by Jonathan Keim on February 2, 2006 at 10:25 AM (PDT)
5
wow!!!
a whopping 10 percent!
SIGN ME UP
I’d pay $200 for this kind of service!
Posted by Dennis Morgan on February 3, 2006 at 2:24 AM (PDT)