🚀 go-pugleaf

From what I've seen here at Texas' microcomputer lab, it would appear that
AppleCare should be mandatory.  Already, of some 20 mac SEs that I oversee,
2 have gone in for video bye-bye (similar to the problem on the mac +...)
and another one or two are exhibiting behavior indicating that failure
within the next few weeks is imminent.  

We've also had a drive failure and 2 other hardware-related problems... on
different macs.

Seeing how the macs performed wonderfully throughout the warranty period and
then started fritzing around the 100-day point, it can easily be argued that
AppleCare is as mandatory as seats in a car.  Without it, hardware failures
will surely run above the cost of AppleCare within the covered time.

					--chris

Disclaimer:  I and the views above in no way represent those of the
   Computation Center or the Microcomputer Lab support group.