Flawed Screen Haunts iPod nano. Apple Responds.

Within a week after launching the sexy, diminutive, ultra-chic iPod nano, reports started rolling in of bad screens, cracked screens, scratched screens.

‘Uh oh,’ said some. Is the nano Apple’s new Cube? What’s the scoop? Is the nano plagued with a bad screen? Could this hiccup derail the iPod machine?

In a word. Yes. And no. Hmmm. That’s two words. But it’s the right answer.

Yes, amazingly, a number of the new iPods came off the assembly line with defective screens. The screens were easily cracked and very easily.... (excerpted).

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