TS2771 Gets too hot during normal usage

When I turn the iPod on for normal use, the upper back part of it gets hot. It has brought up a temperature warning a couple of times. Also, when I try to sync it to the computer, the computer freezes. When I unplug it, the computer immediately unfreezes. It will not sync. Nothing happens. iTunes doesn't even open up. Battery life lasts about fifteen minutes of constant use. (Way shorter than normal. Usually lasted about two hours of constant use.) Any suggestions? Or will I just have to send it to Apple to get it repaired?

Contact Apple. Sounds like a hardware issue.
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