so i got a new ipod nano for my birthday and it's 2 GB. I thought that was fine when i bought it. But i got home and plugged it in my computer and it says that the capacity is only 1.73 gig. Can i get my money back or request a new one?
hmmm, u know that companies sell their storage memory with 1gb=1000mb but in real life it is 1gb=1024mb so u loose some capacity. apple's software might also need some space.
u know, like my hdd is 200Gb but it is actually 173Gb.... so it is probably ok.
u know, like my hdd is 200Gb but it is actually 173Gb.... so it is probably ok.
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it's the amount of memory that the ipod OS uses. technically you do have a 2gb ipod...but .27gb is being used by programs.
i suppose
it could be a typo, the people who was printing the box or the stickers for you ipod was drunk
thats the most logical explanation
thats the most logical explanation
its part of what panzer said and mostly what tmo said...your ipod is fine...my old 20gb ipod only has 18.55 GB capacity....i could never get a nano...i have to change my music on the ipod once a month...
My 300GB hard drive, only 273GB usable. Deal with it.