This guy seems to think so.
Please note he does post a lengthy disclaimer. Let's follow his lead and avoid a flame war over this, ok?
He explains himself
HERE. For those to lazy to read the whole thing:
"Take your iPod and press on the screen. Are you touching the LCD? No. Try it with the outside screen on your cell phone. My RAZR and Sidekick II have no problems. But the Nano. Touch it, you will see the slightest pressure on the plastic protection actually flexes and allows you to touch the screen. This is the first thing Apple should have noticed. They are selling the Nano over the Shuffle why? Because it has a screen. Why aren't they concerned about the protection of that screen? Is Apple forgetting they are a company of quality and bowing down to capitalism and trying to make as much money as they can? I certainly hope not."
Austin has a Nano, so we should know soon enough whether this issue has any validity. If it is indeed a true "flaw", it probably won't hurt apple too much. One little mistake won't kill them.
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jesus that guy wrote a lot to explain himself. heres a better website:
"I think apple did not protect the screen on the nano adequetly. It is very easy to crack the screen with minimal force. I believe apple should make an effort to fix this problem. If you have cracked your screen, send me an email telling my how it cracked and a picture of the crack."
instead he writes a paragraphs of apple love and then multiple paragraphs of questions and explanations. i couldn't even read it. seems like a tool to me. but i agree that the screen shouldn't break as easy as he makes it seem.