Richiamo iPod nano 1G, tempi?

Ciao a tutti, anche io dopo verifica del SN nell'area di supporto Apple, sono risultato possessore di un iPod Nano 1G (capacità 4GB) affetto dal potenziale problema della batteria esplosiva.
Ho iniziato la procedura di richiesta di sostituzione il 16 novembre, ed a tutt'oggi lo status della riparazione è fermo allo stato di richiesta:
( http://cl.ly/332N3B443c0G3D0w2H0h )
anche se mi è arrivata un paio di giorni dopo la richiesta una email in cui si diceva che entro 10 giorni avrei ricevuto il kit di spedizione.
Ieri ho deciso di chiamare il Customer Care col numero a pagamento per chiedere chiarimenti, e mi sono sentito dire che a causa della grande richiesta ci sono dei ritardi nelle sostituzioni.
Capisco le ragioni, però altri amici che hanno chiesto la sostituzione (Nano 1G da 1GB e 2GB) hanno già ricevuto l'occorrente pur avendolo richiesto dopo di me, può essere dovuto al fatto che è un 4GB?
Quanto avete aspettato voi per ricevere il pacco per la sostituzione?
Grazie

ciao
io ho fatto la richiesta assistenza il 15. novembre.
il 24 hanno spedito il pacchetto che io ho ricevuto il 7. dicembre (anche se cera su posta prioritaria)
io ho spedito poi l'ipod il 12. dicembre e ieri (19.12) l' hanno ricevuto.
sempre al 19.12. è passato tutto sul passaggio 3 !
ciao

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    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft Composite Battery</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>COMPOSITE_BATTERY</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>Compbatt</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>compbatt.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Volume Manager</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ROOT\FTDISK</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>ftdisk</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>ftdisk.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Audio Codecs</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>MS_MMACM</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>audstub</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>audstub.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Legacy Audio Drivers</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>MS_MMDRV</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>audstub</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>audstub.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Media Control Devices</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>MS_MMMCI</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>audstub</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>audstub.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Legacy Video Capture Devices</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>MS_MMVCD</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>audstub</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>audstub.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Video Codecs</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>MS_MMVID</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>audstub</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>audstub.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Infrared Port</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>MS_IrdaMiniport</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>Rasirda</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>rasirda.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>WAN Miniport (L2TP)</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_l2tpminiport</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>Rasl2tp</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>rasl2tp.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>WAN Miniport (IP)</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_ndiswanip</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>NdisWan</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>ndiswan.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>WAN Miniport (PPPOE)</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_pppoeminiport</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>RasPppoe</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>raspppoe.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>WAN Miniport (PPTP)</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_pptpminiport</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>PptpMiniport</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>raspptp.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Packet Scheduler Miniport</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_pschedmp</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>PSched</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>psched.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Packet Scheduler Miniport</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_pschedmp</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>PSched</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>psched.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Packet Scheduler Miniport</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_pschedmp</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>PSched</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>psched.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Packet Scheduler Miniport</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_pschedmp</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>PSched</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>psched.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Packet Scheduler Miniport</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_pschedmp</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>PSched</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>psched.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Direct Parallel</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ms_ptiminiport</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>Raspti</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>raspti.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Terminal Server Device Redirector</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ROOT\RDPDR</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>rdpdr</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>rdpdr.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Terminal Server Keyboard Driver</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ROOT\RDP_KBD</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>TermDD</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>termdd.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Terminal Server Mouse Driver</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>ROOT\RDP_MOU</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>TermDD</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>termdd.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Plug and Play Software Device Enumerator</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>root\swenum</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>swenum</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>swenum.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microcode Update Device</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>root\update</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>update</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>update.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>OpenManage Client Instrumentation device driver</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>root\omci</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>omci</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>omci.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft System Management BIOS Driver</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>root\mssmbios</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>mssmbios</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>mssmbios.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Generic volume</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>STORAGE\Volume</HARDWAREID>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Generic volume</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>STORAGE\Volume</HARDWAREID>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Generic volume</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>STORAGE\Volume</HARDWAREID>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Generic volume</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>STORAGE\Volume</HARDWAREID>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Generic volume</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>STORAGE\Volume</HARDWAREID>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft Kernel Audio Splitter</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>SW\{2f412ab5-ed3a-4590-ab24-b0ce2aa77d3c}</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>splitter</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>splitter.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft Kernel Acoustic Echo Canceller</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>SW\{4245ff73-1db4-11d2-86e4-98ae20524153}</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>aec</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>aec.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft Kernel GS Wavetable Synthesizer</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>SW\{6c1b9f60-c0a9-11d0-96d8-00aa0051e51d}</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>swmidi</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>swmidi.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft Kernel DLS Synthesizer</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>SW\{8c07dd50-7a8d-11d2-8f8c-00c04fbf8fef}</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>DMusic</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>DMusic.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft Kernel System Audio Device</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>SW\{a7c7a5b0-5af3-11d1-9ced-00a024bf0407}</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>sysaudio</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>sysaudio.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft Kernel Wave Audio Mixer</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>SW\{b7eafdc0-a680-11d0-96d8-00aa0051e51d}</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>kmixer</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>kmixer.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft WINMM WDM Audio Compatibility Driver</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>SW\{cd171de3-69e5-11d2-b56d-0000f8754380}</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>wdmaud</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>wdmaud.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>Microsoft Kernel DRM Audio Descrambler</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>SW\{eec12db6-ad9c-4168-8658-b03daef417fe}</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>drmkaud</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>drmkaud.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>USB Root Hub</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>USB\ROOT_HUB&VID8086&PID2442&REV0003</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>usbhub</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>usbhub.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    - <DEVICE>
    <DESCRIPTION>1394 Net Adapter</DESCRIPTION>
    <HARDWAREID>V1394\NIC1394</HARDWAREID>
    <SERVICE>NIC1394</SERVICE>
    <DRIVER>nic1394.sys</DRIVER>
    </DEVICE>
    </DEVICES>
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    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>1394bus.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>53376</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-23-2001 12:00:00</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>acpi.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>187776</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-23-2001 12:00:00</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>acpiec.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>11648</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-23-2001 12:00:00</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.0</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>adv01nt5.dll</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>4255</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 07:56:41</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.1.3198</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Intel(R) Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Intel(R) Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows NT(R)</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>adv02nt5.dll</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>3967</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 07:56:41</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.1.3198</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Intel(R) Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Intel(R) Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows NT(R)</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>adv05nt5.dll</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>3615</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 07:56:41</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.1.3198</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Intel(R) Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Intel(R) Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows NT(R)</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>adv07nt5.dll</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>3647</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 07:56:41</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.1.3198</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Intel(R) Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Intel(R) Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows NT(R)</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>adv08nt5.dll</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>3135</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 07:56:41</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.1.3198</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Intel(R) Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Intel(R) Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows NT(R)</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>adv09nt5.dll</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>3711</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 07:56:41</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.1.3198</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Intel(R) Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Intel(R) Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows NT(R)</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>adv11nt5.dll</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>3775</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 07:56:41</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.1.3198</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Intel(R) Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Intel(R) Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows NT(R)</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>aec.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>142592</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>09-22-2007 04:14:28</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2601.3142</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>AegisP.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>17801</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>02-22-2008 00:58:13</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>3.2.0.3</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Meetinghouse Data Communications</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>AEGIS Client 3.2.0.3</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>afd.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>138496</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-23-2001 12:00:00</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5657</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>agp440.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>42368</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>09-22-2007 04:13:12</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>agpcpq.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>44928</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 06:07:42</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>alim1541.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>42752</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 06:07:41</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>amdagp.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>43008</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 06:07:42</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.2.2.2195</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Windows (R) 2000 DDK Driver</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>amdk6.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>37376</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-17-2001 13:48:38</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>amdk7.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>37760</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 05:59:20</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>arp1394.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>60800</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-17-2001 13:46:38</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>asyncmac.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>14336</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-23-2001 12:00:00</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>atapi.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>96512</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-23-2001 12:00:00</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>5.1.2600.5512</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>Microsoft Corporation</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>Microsoft® Windows® Operating System</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>ati1btxx.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>56623</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 05:29:29</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.10.6131</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>ATI Technologies Inc.</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>ATI WDM BT829x</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>ati1mdxx.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>11615</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 05:29:29</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.10.6131</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>ATI Technologies Inc.</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>ATI Specialized MVD VBI Codec</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>ati1pdxx.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>12047</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 05:29:29</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.10.6131</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>ATI Technologies Inc.</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>ATI Specialized PCD VBI Codec</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>
    <FILENAME>ati1raxx.sys</FILENAME>
    <FILESIZE>30671</FILESIZE>
    <CREATIONDATE>08-04-2004 05:29:30</CREATIONDATE>
    <VERSION>6.13.10.6131</VERSION>
    <MANUFACTURER>ATI Technologies Inc.</MANUFACTURER>
    <PRODUCTNAME>ATI WDM Rage Theater Audio</PRODUCTNAME>
    </DRIVER>
    - <DRIVER>

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