We have had lot of devices hit the doors here at milliamp.com, and our technicians have stood up to deal with the flood. Here are some of them hard at work, installing new screens in broken first, second, and third generation iPod touch (or is it touches? That just does not sound right…), soldering in new batteries covered for ten year in Apple’s iPhone 3G, iPhone 3G, and the first iPhone 2G, changing the glass out of 4th and 5th generation iPod nanos, as well as a myriad of other repairs on earlier generations of the iPod nano, 5th Generation iPod Video, iPod classic Sixth Generation, and even some of the more obscure models like the iPod mini.

Working Hard So You Don't Have To

In fact, our technicians have even been coming in after hours, oftentimes late into the night, to help us get caught up. On the flip side, we need an army of customer service representatives, shippers, and receivers to keep the devices flowing in and out of our shop.

P.S. And if anyone can explain why Ryan is wearing a green towel on his head, please fill me in. Enter the coupon code ‘greentowel’ during checkout on milliamp.com and receive 15 percent off your order total – this week only!!

Go milliamp!

Anthony Magnabosco, Owner
milliamp.com

The new 6th Generation IPOD NANO’s low-power consumption and feather-light-weight design makes this Apple’s most creative IPOD ever.

We are pleased to get our hands on two prototype 6th Generations NANOS, shown here in this exclusive photo:

Sixth Gen IPOD NANO Repairs Available

Interestingly, the battery inside Apple’s Six Generation IPOD NANO does not have a wired connector that attaches to the motherboard, nor is it soldered in like all the nanos before it – actually, it has absolutely no battery to speak of! Yep, this device is solar-powered.

We found that the display on the new IPOD NANO lacked a great deal of visual acuity, more so than the previous NANO models, including the monochrome first generation nano screen. But if this is the trade-off for a greener, more eco-friendly IPOD, then we can accept that.

The small form factor of the new device is simply amazing – it has the exact same weight as U.S. nickel – and it is so thin that you can literally see through it in some areas. We believe that these small holes actually help keep the unit’s core temperature cool, but we have yet to officially confirm this in our tests (more details on this to follow in another blog post).

While the device lacks the touch-screen functionality that is seen in the ubiquitous IPHONE and IPOD TOUCH, the new IPOD NANO has more than 20 headphone jack ports all over the face of the device where you can plug in your earbuds, making this the most unexpected added convenience we have seen in an IPOD NANO to date.

Of course, we can repair the sixth Generation IPOD nano, and you will start seeing parts and services for this model any moment now, so bookmark that page and check it regularly until we get it updated.

P.S. This was a joke. Just a bit silly after all the Cyber-craziness over the past few days.

All the best,

Anthony Magnabosco, Owner
milliamp.com