When you replace something broken with a newer version, the old one starts working again.
Example: I went to Best Buy last night and cashed in on some gift cards I had from Christmas. I opted to replace my old iPod. It's a classic alright. A white 60GB. The thing is a tank and I've had it for a while. I went with a 4th Generation Nano this time around - in black. So I go home last night and play around on the computer, register the iPod, upload some songs then go to bed. This morning I wake up and dig through my drawer for my old iPod to take to work to just 'see' if it would even charge (a few months ago it would even shed an ounce of light or power). I plug it into my computer at work and BAM! It works! Funny how that happens. It makes me wonder if the Apple throws a chip into the 'hard drive' that enables them to manually control what the iPod does. Maybe they randomly decided to cease all function on mine to get me to buy a new one then as soon as I swipe my card at Best Buy and it rings up for a new iPod they give me power again. Hey - it's possible. Anything is possible, especially in this day and age and especially with the current state of our economy.
I mean really ...
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