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Apple settles on iPod batteries, potential adapters

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Owners of yesteryear Apple products (and consumer advocates) had a pretty solid week. Friday it came to light that more than two million 2001-era PowerBook owners could be eligible for refunds within $25 and $75 in a class-action settlement (which is set for final approval on September 8th) by faulty, sometimes even sparking ability adapters. But that’s not all: Apple is plus offering

up $45 credits to any Canadian iPod owner that bought before June 24th, 2004 as part of a class-action suit claiming Apple misrepresented the advertised battery life of the players.

Read - capability adapters
Read - Canadian iPods [sub req'd]

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Original post by Ryan Block

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