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If you find yourself in the opportunity to buy an iPod Nano that fell off a truck, you might want to look closer. The Netherlands site Macfreak posted a tale of someone who picked up what they thought was a deal on an iPod Nano in Hong Kong for only $110 (USD?). Upon further review, the player appears lacking. Despite the nifty Apple and iPod logos in addition to FCC and CE compliance, it's lacking an LCD display. Worse yet, it's 128 MB and not the advertized 4 GB. In fact it's not even a player, apparently just a flash drive.

Would you fall for this item in a dark alley? Heck it's even got scratches on it...