Is it possible to replace a rechargeable battery of Nomad ZEN Ver. USB

Hi,
is there a possibility to change the build in battery for a Nomad ZEN Ver 2.0 USB
Does any one know where i CAN (BUY ONE)
tHANKS
zENGIG

You can try Googling for sources, although I noticed yesterday that all the Touch battery sources seem to have gone.
In theory Creative have a battery replacement service, so check with support.

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