HT201412 My 4th gen iPod touch was docked, it stopped and now won't turn on. HELP!?!?

My iPod was full charge, I was playing some obnoxious band, all of the sudden it stopped playing, the screen was gray. I undocked it, and tried to reset it. Now it won't turn on. I've had it plugged into both the wall and the computer. Any suggestions???

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iOS: Not responding or does not turn on

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HT201412 My 4th gen iPod touch was docked, it stopped and now won't turn on. HELP!?!?

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