IPod just broke

I just left my iPod on hold for two minutes when i came back the screen was blank and it wont come back on
the hold switch is not on, i have tried plugging it in to my Mac but it wont recognize it and i have tried re setting it
Its dead!
Any ideas other than returning it to apple?
Many Thanks For Your Help!

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=60950

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