Can the UJ-875 replace a UJ-846?

Has anyone replaced the Matshita UJ-846 with the UJ-875? (and got good results!)
I'm one of the thousands frustrated owners of a "UJ-846 that doesn't read disks anymore".
Thanks a lot in advance.

What I need to know is if there´s any physical spec that would make this drive (UJ-875) not to work on intel iMacs?
Please, help.

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i am using an IPOD 4 Gen
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however it is charging.
it is charging via adaptor as well
i have tried changing cables, uninstalling/reinstalling i tunes.... going to SERVICES.MSC and doing all settings..
done almost everyting under the sun.
called up apple helpline, they helped for 7 hours over phone but no joy
what should i do now
can the ipod be replaced... i have taken it 4 years back

After four years they are not going to replace your device for free.
If you put it into disk mode and Windows doesn't detect it then either the cable is faulty, or the docking port. I've seen the port get clogged up with enough lint to prevent the a good electrical contact with one or more pins which is enough to prevent communications. This can be cleaned out with canned air or gently teased out with a thin sliver of plastic or cardboard. See Corrupt iPod classic for some info. on device diagnostics.
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Can the apple copany replace ipod touch 4th generations power butten and battery and if so how much will it cost,

can the apple company replace the power butten and the battery in a 4th generation ipod touch

If not covered by warranty
Apple will exchange your iPod for a refurbished one for $199 for 64 GB 4G and $99 for the other 4Gs. They do not fix yours.
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A third-party place like the following will fix it for less. Google for more.
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HT1414 I have broken the glass on my ipod touch. I am having trouble with some of my apps opening when I touch the screen. Can the glass be replaced? Will that solve the problem?

I have broken the glass on my ipod touch. I am having trouble with some of my apps opening when I touch the screen. Can the glass be replaced? Will that solve the problem?

Very likely yes.
Apple will exchange your iPod for a refurbished one for $199 if a 64 GB 4G, $99 for the other 4G iPods and $149 for a 5G. They do not fix yours.
Apple - iPod Repair price
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Ipod nano 2nd gen, 5 years old, has short battery life. Can the battery be replaced? If not, does apple have a replacement program? how much?

Details:
5 year old 2nd Gen Ipod nano only works for an hour the most. Battery may be approaching end of life.
Can this still be replaced? if not, what are my options? Does apple have a replacement program?

Just would like to share with you, my experience with a friend's Nano with a smiliar problem
The battery level could be too low to boot up the OS of the iPod, which even may corrupted (if you see a folder icon).
The best way to fix it, is to connect it with different device other than your PC as it is likely not get charge at all, e.g.
1. car charger
2. ac charger
3. ipod speaker dock system
4. using firewire cable
5. with a Mac computer
The key is to charge the battery level up to the minimum for you to put your Nano into disk mode
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93651
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Can the iPad truly replace a "normal" computer yet?

My wife and I are looking to replace two computers. One is her Sony Vaio laptop, the other is my iMac G5. I mentioned to her that we could both get iPads, one for me and one for her and that it would really do everything we would need them to do. I know that the collective opinion is that tablets are the future of computing - proof being Apple releasing a 128GB iPad w/ Retina today. If I were to "start from scratch", as in, I don't have a PC with this content already on it that can be easily synched to the new iPads - I just have two iPads that I need to get my physical music albums onto as well as GBs of photos from my camera. Can you get you're own content to the iPad without the help of a traditional computer - be it laptop or desktop? Is there some sort of USB adapter for the new iPads that you can use to connect other devices to it for uploading content - like a external CD-ROM drive or a camera?

Great discussion, but I don't think anyone has addressed the true question. ddemuth78 isn't asking is it feasible, he's asking if it is even possible. He has already stated the iPad does everything he and his wife do with their computers. The question is, "is it yet physically possible to have an iPad be a single stand alone computer?"
There are two basic uses for a computer, creating content, and consuming content. As a content creator, I find the iPad nearly useless. However, as a content consumer, I find the iPad (or any well designed tablet) to be the best device for consuming. Obviously, if you have multiple monitors or need in depth file management tools, the iPad isnt the right tool for the job. But what if the iPad IS the right tool for every job you want your computer to do? Is it physically possible to have just an iPad without another "real" computer to connect it to? Someone else already mentioned, by adding a simple case with integrated keyboard you have resolved the main issue with any content creation, the virtual keyboard reduces everyone to "hunt and peck" mode. Alternatively, you could connect a Bluetooth wireless full keyboard as well so you can type on your lap. First issue resolved.
The biggest issue I see with having the iPad as your only computer is that it simply wasn't designed to be so. It was designed to be managed by syncing it to the main computer using a USB cable and iTunes as the management software. However, the reason the main question can even be asked is because eventually, once you've got the iPad set up the way you want it, and you've transferred your music (which largely lives on iCloud now for free with the advent of iTunes Match), and photos from the main computer (especially if you now use the iPad as your camera so no more transferring required), once you get to this point, you really don't need to connect to you computer any more. Or do you?
For the email, music, pictures, games, and video chat crowd, once you've got the iPad set up the way you want it, do you ever NEED to connect it to a computer again? THATS the question. Plus, is the question (or the answer) different for the owners of different generations of iPads (or other tablets).
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My mother is asking, and I am investigating. It seems like it should be able to survive to on its own, without another computer, but it wasn't designed for that so I am loathe to tell her yet that it is OK.
Anyone got any absolute knowledge one way or another, or resources that can be used to get a definitive answer?
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New iPad
$299
iPad 2, iPad
$249
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http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/
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If you want to set up your iPod for the Out-of-warranty service, we recommend that you take your iPod to a local Apple Retail Store. Alternatively, you can contact Apple Technical Support.
Click here for pricing.
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Those that are buying eBooks in PDF format are not well informed (notice I refrained from calling them MORONS).
The Apple iPad has one of the best ePub3 readers available today called iBooks, it was just updated to ePub3 about a week or two ago.
ePub is an open source protocol for displaying text on any screen instead of the printed page.
PDF is Portable Document Format and designed to print an exact page of the original printed page, you do not want that on a tablet or EReader and definitely not on a smart phone with its tiny screen.
ePub three is a very advanced ePub format that includes, video, audio, graphics, even the ability to run an app from within the document.
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You can email your notes from within the book to others.
EPub also allows you to have active hypertext links to other parts of the document if the author included them to begin with.

Can the new ipad replace macbook air

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Currently run into financial problem, and thinking about selling my air.
I mainly use air when i am in class, read notes, sometimes browse the web when I get bored, and writing codes
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