How does 2nd generation mini get better battery life?

Hey all
Just wondering basically if the 1st generation ipod mini can have the battery changed or something so as to give it the claimed 18 hour battery life of the 2nd generation rather than just 8 hours

You can measure and compare battery 'life' by looking at the capacity in mAh. As the Mini battery is 400mAh, you can expect somewhat proportional run-time increases as you get higher capacity.
See: http://pdasmart.com/products/AP39ipodpartscentermini.htm as an example. This is the largest that I have seen, but I'm not really looking at this time. Do a Google search for more like this.
Two posts on successfully replacing the iPods battery yourself:
-- http://discussions.info.apple.com/webx?128@@.68b18c55
-- http://discussions.info.apple.com/webx?128@@.68b51d12

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