Solid Repair Company for Apple's 3rd Generation iPod nano

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Being a software engineer I’m often stuck in front of my computer for hours, if not days on end, either crating software or repairing it. The biggest drawback of the software business is the “get it done yesterday” attitude everyone has. What keeps me going through the long hours in front of the monitor is my 3rd Generation iPod nano. Sure, I could play the music directly off my hard disk through a set of speakers, but the 3rd Gen iPod nano somehow seems more personal and anyway, the sound quality is fantastic. The nano iPod 3rd Gen is with me all the time and my music is always playing softly as I work. One day I had to go out for the day and let my young daughter use the iPod. When I got home I found her in tears because she was showing it to her friends and something happened (she’s 6 and she was not sure what it was) and the iPod stopped working. She’s usually very careful and I knew that it must have been a genuine accident, so I told her not to worry. But I did. Money had been a bit tight and while I needed my iPod, the thought of spending on a new one worried me. I tried to get the iPod to work but with no success. Then I thought of 3rd Generation iPod nano repair. It sounded unlikely but I tried an internet search and I found a large number of websites all dealing with 3rd Gen iPod nano repair. I contacted one and after talking to them felt confident enough to send off my iPod for repair. Anyway, what did I have to lose? Imagine my surprise when I got a repair bill for a very reasonable amount. As nice was the fact that my iPod was returned to me in a surprisingly short period of time. It worked fine. I must confess that I kept wondering how long it would work. Spending as much time as I do with computers I believed that damaged electronics should be replaced since repairs never last. But my iPod repair was done almost a year ago and it’s still working fine. I know it’s going to last. By the way, the family finances have improved and my daughter now has her own iPod. I keep telling her to be careful with it but I know that with kids her age, the chances of it getting damaged are pretty high. But I also know if something goes wrong, I can contact an iPod repair company.