Deal:
Apple iPod 8GB Nano 4th Generation $120 at Nike Store
NikeStore has the Apple iPod 8GB Nano 4th Generation for $149 - coupon code BACKTOSPORT,FALLFREESHIP = $120 with free shipping. Touted to be the thinnest and most eco-friendly iPod ever. It is made from arsenic-free glass, BFR-free, mercury free, PVC-free and is highly recyclable. Features a 2" LCD at 320x240, an Accelerometer, battery life of 24 hrs (music) / 4 hrs (video), new UI, voice recording (when mic is attached), and shake-to-shuffle.
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#1
slipnotking - Posted 1:45 pm PDT 09/17/08 (10 Posts)
Due to high demand, out of stock Pink and Silver
#2
microdian - Posted 2:07 pm PDT 09/17/08 (308 Posts)
#3
NorthSouth - Posted 2:10 pm PDT 09/17/08 (1509 Posts)
All Apple products need to be highly recyclable. They are totally fragile and their user community is so driven by image that they replace them even if they are working, when Steve announces the latest model.
You sheep should be ashamed of yourselves.
#4
njb - Posted 2:38 pm PDT 09/17/08 (2541 Posts)
yeah too bad about the battery. i like apple notebooks and ipods/phones. some company should make batteries and provide instructions how to replace them.
#5
kels83 - Posted 2:38 pm PDT 09/17/08 (349 Posts)
Apple has consistently used non-eco friendly components for years. Dell actually tops the awards for green computing every year, while apple is dead last. It's funny how people don't realize this. They seem to associate Apple's brand with urban green living, even though it is completely false.
http://www.nrc-recycle.org/nrcpressreleasefeb62007.aspx
http://www.fiercecio.com/techwatch/story/should-apple-go-green/2006-12-19
http://www.nrc-recycle.org/nrcpressreleasefeb62007.aspx
http://www.fiercecio.com/techwatch/story/should-apple-go-green/2006-12-19
#6
the lawyer - Posted 2:41 pm PDT 09/17/08 (3634 Posts)
#7
lattehiatus - Posted 3:18 pm PDT 09/17/08 (493 Posts)
#8
mjw3180 - Posted 3:26 pm PDT 09/17/08 (65 Posts)
All sold out now. Just tried to grab 3 of the silver, then went down to 2, then to 1, no dice. Did this actually work for anyone? How did they sell these things for $120 when they just came out at $150? Was this a ploy to get people to go to the Nike site or something?
#9
LiveSquid - Posted 3:31 pm PDT 09/17/08 (1528 Posts)
Maybe the problem, #6, is that the pink and SILVER have been reported as oos since the very first post in this thread. Then they were the only colors available. Who knows what the hell is going on... It lets me add three silvers, but they are priced at $149.
#10
XBMCdotORG - Posted 3:36 pm PDT 09/17/08 (61 Posts)
Oh boy, here come all the whiners saying F*** Nike and to boycott them along with Dell and Seagate once their order is canceled, or Nike gets all their billing info and the website errors out after hitting the "Submit Order" button.
#11
silversound - Posted 3:57 pm PDT 09/17/08 (346 Posts)
You get the idea wrong, computer components are identical, not like you so called "non-eco friendly components for years".
DELL and apple computers are mostly manufactured by foxconn, just the manufacturing process for the appealing aluminum look have to sacrifice some eco friendly manufacturing process which Dell and other brands use cheaper and more friendly process like paint for the exterior enclosure... and Apple use natural ionized aluminum...
#12
captH - Posted 4:18 pm PDT 09/17/08 (36 Posts)
Hey #11, you mean anodized aluminum. Bet you don't know how they do that... it involves passing current through the part while in a bath of acid (probably sulfuric). Then it's died and sealed with teflon, nickel acetate, cobalt acetate, and hot sodium or potassium dichromate. Not so natural.
#13
MadMonkey - Posted 5:25 pm PDT 09/17/08 (1314 Posts)
#14
m0f0 - Posted 7:42 pm PDT 09/17/08 (7746 Posts)
#15
mike_storm777 - Posted 9:08 pm PDT 09/17/08 (197 Posts)
Has anyone else ever noticed how apple products are hailed as groundbreaking and revolutionary (and some rightly are), but they're always saddled with the same old restraints? Apple insists that you purchase their approved (and expensive) hardware to use their operating system and software. Microsoft lets you run their software on whatever hardware you choose. Personally, Microsoft (evil empire that it is) is looking less and less idiotic every day.
#16
lOVe - Posted 10:10 pm PDT 09/17/08 (12 Posts)
that actually sounds pretty good. i'll go try it out
#17
tehduke - Posted 5:23 am PDT 09/18/08 (276 Posts)
Hey #12, you mean dyed.
#18
quagga - Posted 6:42 am PDT 09/18/08 (138 Posts)
#13 - there's a slider switch to disable the shake-to-shuffle, useful when jogging





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