I caught me some nano fever! 
I just picked up my new 4GB Nano for $50. 
How? Well back in the day, 4 years ago to this day I bought a Rio 128MB MP3 player from bestbuy for $199. I was smart enough to buy the 4 year service/replacement plan with it. I have gone thru 2 Rio 128s (died), 1 samsung yepp (clicking sound in the audio), another samsung yepp (died), and most recently a 512MB MPIO (occasional problems w/ being recognized by my windows machine, audio playback issues on occasion, and finally gave up the ghost in the last few days). needless to say my MPIO died in a timely manner. i took it in, grabbed me a white 4GB Nano, paid the $50 difference, and they actually gave me another 2 year replacement plan for $40! so actually ~$90, but not bad for a $250 piece of equipment eh? 
now i can't find an excuse to avoid buying a digital camera and take some pictures of my Apple setup.
I just picked up my new 4GB Nano for $50. How? Well back in the day, 4 years ago to this day I bought a Rio 128MB MP3 player from bestbuy for $199. I was smart enough to buy the 4 year service/replacement plan with it. I have gone thru 2 Rio 128s (died), 1 samsung yepp (clicking sound in the audio), another samsung yepp (died), and most recently a 512MB MPIO (occasional problems w/ being recognized by my windows machine, audio playback issues on occasion, and finally gave up the ghost in the last few days). needless to say my MPIO died in a timely manner. i took it in, grabbed me a white 4GB Nano, paid the $50 difference, and they actually gave me another 2 year replacement plan for $40! so actually ~$90, but not bad for a $250 piece of equipment eh? now i can't find an excuse to avoid buying a digital camera and take some pictures of my Apple setup.
