When the battery dies.

Just curious. When the ipod battery eventually dies, is it still possible for the ipod to work if it is connected to a speaker dock? I have three speaker docks in my home(Klipsch Igroove, Logitech Pure-Fi Elite and an iluv boom box)and I'm just curious. I bought my 30GB 5.5 ipod video in Sept. '06 and the battery is still great, I'm just wondering. Does anybody know the answer?
Thanks,
Reggie

the batteries last about two and a half years. it might work, i know that you cant sync or anything without a charge on your ipod because your computer wont recoginize it with out a decent charge. but i bet it would play if you were running it of a speaker dock.

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