Okay, I tried it out on my iPod Mini. Since the iPod connects to the Windows PC and shows up as a removeable disk drive, you can run the standard Windows defrag program on it.
That worked ... slowly.
As it was, the Windows defrag program said my iPod didn't need defragging, but I did it anyway just to watch the colored bars change and all the blue parts merge together.
But it probably took about an hour to defragment the 1% of the drive that needed fixing up.
Next, I'll let it run all night on my 15 gig iPod.
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