Hi, I was just wondering what the limits are on AppleCare. I've had this iMac 350 for a few years with no AppleCare. Can I go now and buy 3 years of it for the standard price? Or is it too old for them to support now, or do I have to continue a previous AppleCare policy or something? Also, is there something that prevents me from waiting until the iMac develops a problem before getting the AppleCare? I know it sounds like cheating, but Apple's website doesn't mention that it is not allowed.
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