Hello,
You do not need to put your new hard drive in the eMac.
Put the new hard drive in an external case, and plug it into the eMac.
Bruce Sugarberg
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Wallace Adrian D'Alessio wrote:
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 7:09 PM, Tom <tba...@nmia.com
<mailto:tba...@nmia.com>> wrote:
So, I called the local Apple store (in Albuquerque) to see if they'd
put the drive in for me, and was told that "we don't service older
Macs. And that one is even dangerous to open up."
Well, thanks for nothing, Apple. Just how new does a Mac have to be
before an Apple technician will service it? Brand new, or nearly so?
And do you really build computers so dangerous that even an Apple tech
is afraid to open it up?
What kind of a crummy company is this, anyway? Methinks they really
need some competition. As it is, they obviously feel free to jettison
owners of their products once those products have passed a certain
age.
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Well there are a lot of loyal Macheads thinking the same thing. but
with so many new ones spending big bucks on the glamorous new models
do you think Apple cares?
A month or so ago some other revelations of the new Mac order were made.
Their lack of care about low end users or long time users is classic
hubris. It deserves an equitable consumer response.
Nothing lasts forever. Despite all the " Old macs live for ever
rah-rah " BS still seen here.
A warm wet cloth on the eyes should clear out the illusions.
The smiling friendly Mac Guy has become demented.
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