Get This: Rust is What Makes iPods Colorful

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  1. News Bot iFans.com News

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  2. TOT_tomdora Well-Known Member

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    Interesting.
  3. Zyiros Well-Known Member

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    Yeah, pretty cool.
  4. iZach Member

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    ^This.
  5. 2fast4u5 Active Member

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    Title is misleading.

    Rust isn't what makes the iPods colorful... it's the DYE.

    Rust just helps keep the dye in place (by storing the dye in the honeycomb cylinders) and the aluminum provides infrastructure.

    Didn't the author watch the video before creating the title? LOL
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  6. GazaIan Well-Known Member

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    That's brilliant. Pretty sure this also removes all possibility of chipping paint, since there is no paint.
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    Pretty awesome.
  8. blunden Active Member

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    Anyone having taken basic chemistry should know this. It's a very old process though and has been used long before Apple started using it.
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  9. Jesse402 Active Member

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    The author knows what attracts attention. They're not gonna put "Apple uses dye to make color," because that's idiotic.
    It's not a big deal. You obviously got the connotation.
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  10. Xerox Well-Known Member

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    hmmmmm.....