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cdnphotog

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when adding new songs to the iPod you have to connect it to the computer, but in doing so it also charges the battery.. so do I wait until the iPod is dead? or just go ahead and do it whenever?? (wondering/worring about creating a memory battery life)

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cdnphotog said:
and I did search ;D

when adding new songs to the iPod you have to connect it to the computer, but in doing so it also charges the battery.. so do I wait until the iPod is dead? or just go ahead and do it whenever?? (wondering/worring about creating a memory battery life)

Thanks
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The batteries in iPods don't have a memory like older Nicd batteries do. You can charge it whenever.
 
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but it does have a limit recharge though or is that no true (according to the manual I read )
 
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cdnphotog said:
but it does have a limit recharge though or is that no true (according to the manual I read )
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Yes, it will stop charging when it is finished.
 

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