On Friday I ran my beloved ipod nano, 2nd gen, through the laundry. Some consolation was provided by the news that Apple had released its much-vaunted 4th generation ipod nano a few days before. So, if I couldn’t have my old one, I could at least... ...full story at Shanghai Scrap
from Shanghai Scrap on Sun, Sep 21 2008
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