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In article <870012@hpcilzb.HP.COM> tedj@hpcilzb.HP.COM (Ted Johnson) writes:
>the Mac's hardware is so *unstable*!  The 90 day warranty does little to
>reassure them also.  Let's see some REAL warranties (a year) for Apple stuff!

Here in New Zealand (or Aotearoa as some of us prefer) we *do* get a one year
warranty with our Apple gear. What happens is that you get the ordinary 90 day
warranty and then, if you fill out a AppleCare form, you get nine months of
AppleCare free.

Of course, at the end of your year, they send you a reminder to renew your
AppleCare, so it's a good marketing shitck as lots of people do renew.

But it does give you an extra nine months of burn-in on your Mac.

(given the number of hardware failures we have at this university, I sometimes
 wonder if the Macs that fail the factory burn-in aren't simply repackaged and
 sold to us :-))

Regards
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