Power / Wall adapter may have screwed my Itouch 64gb..HELP!!

Hello all!
I just bought an iTouch 64gb..and last night I thought I´d charge it using a power adapter, plugging it to the wall...after 5 seconds I noticed it wasn´t charging, so I unplugged it, but then the sad news : it died..It just didnt turn on..then I thought : usb cable and PC...nope...it just didn´t wake up...I tried to reboot it holding the home and the top button...it didn´t work...CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP ME!?!?! I´M DESPERATE

This is easily remedied, if you have a little extra time.
First, make sure your Touch is fully charged; you can do this with an Apple compliant or branded charger, or until it recharges after a sync. (Leaving the adapter in overnight can actually leech charge from your Touch, so beware.) Next, just to make sure, press the power and circular button on your Touch until it resets.
If it doesn't reset, then I suggest you visit your local Apple Store (if you're near one). Explain the situation to the guys at the Genius Bar, and if your unit is defective, they'll likely replace it with a new one on the spot - or maybe by mail if your model isn't in stock.

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