Newer Technology and Other World Computing today introduced a new high-capacity 1800mAh iPod replacement Lithium-Polymer battery for all first- and second-generation iPod models. The 1800mAh NuPower battery, which replaces the 1600mAh battery for the same $29.95 price, offers 46 percent more capacity than Apple’s original iPod battery. The ultra high-capacity 2100mAh NuPower offering 70 percent more capacity for the same models remains available for $39.95. The iPod batteries include two non-scratching installation tools and a detailed instruction manual.
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