When shipped from the factory, they are suppose to be the same. So, if you bought it brand new, then yes. If it was previously owned, the iPod could have been replaced for warran…

If they don't match up, it is possible that the iPod has been replaced under warranty. Usually, the replacement iPod will come with a serial number sticker to apply to the box, but…

Yes, it's unique to the specific device inside the box, and the label should match what's on the iPod inside. The box is also sealed inside plastic wrap (not the folded kind, but …

If you can't get a cable for it that will do it, I suppose you could buy a dock.

http://www.monstercable.com/computer...r.asp?pin=2132 also, I have a splitter adapter that will split out the line out and the Firewire connector from the Dock port - I'm sure the…

I got a rather inexpensive (but not cheap) cradle that plugs into my "power outlet" and charges my iPod while using the dock connector's line out feed to run into its FM modulator …

Woah that sucks.

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr.Michael A german Macbook owner has posted this in Macnews.de. It is interesting enough to be made public, I guess. He reported that he had prob…

Photoshopped? Looks a little extreme to me.

so what? obviously a freak case

I bet he tried to overclock it so he can play WOW and melted it

Now it has made it to appledefects. Here is the story: http://www.appledefects.com/?p=74

Those pics are effin fake!! It's funny how the pics shown are only extreme close ups so we can't see the whole thing. The shell of the LCD display and the body of the computer look…

I doubt it's a fake. At least not by just distorting images of an intact MB in PS. In this image you can see the fastening latch below the bezel. No PS distortion filter will make…

Quote: Originally Posted by Simon I doubt it's a fake. At least not by just distorting images of an intact MB in PS. In this image you can see the fastening latch below the bez…

Quote: Originally Posted by Simon I doubt it's a fake. At least not by just distorting images of an intact MB in PS. In this image you can see the fastening latch below the bez…

Quote: Originally Posted by hldan . There are a lot of weird kids on the web with a sick sense of humor with money to burn that will buy a MacBook and take the top cover off the…

Quote: Originally Posted by hldan I'm sure the actual pics are not fake by means of photoshop work but they are fake as far as the computer overheating. There are a lot of weird…

it's obvious that the MacBook malfunctioned, but I don't think it Apple is to blame for it, I mean such things aren't supposed to happen, but they do sometimes, and I think Apple h…

Quote: Originally Posted by Ciber So let me get this straight, you want us to believe that crazy scenario you just made up in order to excuse apple of any blame, instead of simp…

Umm. Technically Apple is not a comglomerate. A conglomerate is "a corporation that has diversified its operations usually by acquiring enterprises in widely varied industries." …

Why would part of the case by the screen melt? Why the hell don't these people post full pictures of the computer that aren't blurry? could it be to high blowtorch marks?

Quote: Originally Posted by masugu Umm. Technically Apple is not a comglomerate. A conglomerate is "a corporation that has diversified its operations usually by acquiring ente…

He spelled it correctly the second time, indicating that it was a typo. And he indeed quoted a dictionary definition - that's why he put it in "quotes".

I don't think ive ever heard of a computer getting so hot that it melts... That must be one of the very first MacBooks.