Maybe they meant 10,000ft outside.Quote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc
Like, up a mountain or somewhere.
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Maybe they meant 10,000ft outside.Quote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc
Like, up a mountain or somewhere.
mine survived the plane journey to Canada and whilst there so -15 ish..
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Originally Posted by GommeInc
Probably made them up on the spot :P I forgot about mountains, so probably thats where the height thing comes in.
Mine survived a plane journey to Ireland just fine.
You can use it.
It wont really mess up the systems.
They say only things with CD's can mess up the systems.
I've had mine on a plane and it worked fine, t'was ipod video though
As dumb as this may sound, maybe the LCD screens will freeze/melt LOL. Also, phones and electricals are always all perfect on and aeroplane and I don't think there's ever been an electrical that does interfere with the jets. However they say, "don't take yours on a plane" because the technology is changing dramatically all the time and there could be the chance that a new model of something comes out which could mess up the plane.Quote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc
Considering they have 'portable device' vending machines on almost all airports here (they sell iPods and PSPs mostly), I don't really think it would be an issue. o_O
I took my Mini up there to the USA. It doesn't apply to planes, email apple and say they should make it more clear on the site ;)
Lmao, you read my mind I was going to post this in the next week because I'm going to poland and wanted to know if my ipod would work on the plane :p