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Apple admits



Apple has admitted there is a problem the the Nano's screen, see post.
"“This is a real but minor issue involving a vendor quality problem in a small number of units."
They also pointed out that the screens are the ones used on the ipod mini's. These problems could have occured due to the 'imossibly' sized Nano and users not treating them with respect.

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