MartyMart
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If you're in the UK then "John Lewis" is a good place to get a Mac as they give you a
2 year warranty with it for free rather than 1 year!!
MM.
2 year warranty with it for free rather than 1 year!!
MM.
Mac upgrade success !
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kato
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MartyMart said:
Hopefully you'll never need to use it! Most of my macs if anything, have lasted too long.
My performa lasted until it was just too ridiculous to use. I upgraded a G3 tower for about 7 years - never had a problem. My G4 powerbook got dropped on concrete so many times the body was malformed, screen cracked, latch broken, but it kept chugging away. The only problem I've had was with a G5 tower whose power supply died after 4 years. It was a well-known problem with that model...
Just a note. Under EU legislation the warranty period for all non consumable goods is 2 YEARS.
Don't be fooled by claims of the 'free' extra year of cover, or the denial of a two year warranty either.
I've been there and bought the 'T' shirt. Clearly this only applies to the EU member states.
Don't be fooled by claims of the 'free' extra year of cover, or the denial of a two year warranty either.
I've been there and bought the 'T' shirt. Clearly this only applies to the EU member states.
MartyMart
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kato said:
Still have a "pre silver door" G4 1gig machine that works like it was new ( 2001 ) and a powerbook
Titanium that I gave to a mate, it's "mint" condition ( 2003 )
So agreed !
MM.
My mac mini recently took a dump. The hard drive directory tree got corrupted... I bought a new hard drive for it, but haven't given up trying to salvage some of my old data first. Low on my list of hot projects. I think I need to buy a putty knife to take the mac apart.
Funny, I never lost a PC drive in a few decades, but apparently the mini uses a laptop drive. Wouldn't that be more robust? Go figure.
JR
Funny, I never lost a PC drive in a few decades, but apparently the mini uses a laptop drive. Wouldn't that be more robust? Go figure.
JR
MartyMart
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Hi John - quite the reverse, I find 2.5inch drives to be less reliable !
Yeah, putty knife down the edges to "unclip" and slowly wiggle the case away.
Don't go too deep ( 1/2 inch or so ) as there are cables and sensors not too far down the edges !!
regards,
Marty.
Yeah, putty knife down the edges to "unclip" and slowly wiggle the case away.
Don't go too deep ( 1/2 inch or so ) as there are cables and sensors not too far down the edges !!
regards,
Marty.
