CPR\u2019s expertly trained service technicians can fix the Nano or \u201crepair the Pinkie\u201d no matter how tough the troubleshooting gets.<\/p>\n
It wasn\u2019t long ago when the first iPod Nano knockoffs were brought naked into our unsuspecting repair shops, one after the other. They came from China, maybe Taiwan, maybe the mainland. Who actually manufactured them and sold them to gullible but thrifty Americans in the United States is anybody\u2019s guess. One prominent distributor being mentioned was a bizarro referred to only cryptically as \u2018Nanohead.\u2019 He looked a little like \u2018Eraserhead\u2019 from that classic film of the same name, circa 1980, but this is innuendo, since no CPR employee has ever actually seen him.<\/p>\n
An iPod Nano is constructed with several capacities, but the worst of the Nano nonos are these: 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB. Each is ugly as sine, as in critical function, a gadget reeking of cheap construction with little attention (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" CPR\u2019s expertly trained service technicians can fix the Nano or \u201crepair the Pinkie\u201d no matter how tough the troubleshooting gets. It wasn\u2019t long ago when the first iPod Nano knockoffs were brought naked into our unsuspecting repair shops, one after…<\/span><\/p>\n