Apple admits Nano faults
Published November 8th, 2005
Electronics firm Apple has admitted there have been problems with its new iPod Nano music player, after a string of complaints about damaged screens.
The smaller version of the popular iPod was hailed as a design breakthrough when it was unveiled a few weeks ago, with the cheapest model costing £140.
Apple says a manufacturing problem has left screens on one batch vulnerable to cracks and is offering replacements.
It says the problem affects fewer than a tenth of 1% of all Nanos shipped.
However, it denies claims the Nanos are more prone to scratching than other models.
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