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Old 09-06-2008, 21:22   #297
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Re: iPhone Tips (was UK Release info)
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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
It goes Crazy!

Ever seen 2001: A Space odyssey?

Most likely it stops working, rather than getting damaged.
But I was wondering why the limitation. I know on the iPod classics etc, anything with a CF or micro HDD they have operating problems as they use air bearings and the thinner air does not work as an effective bearing. The iPhone has no moving parts in it so i don't see why altitude would be a problem.
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