Thanks Cameron,
This unit is from the apple store, and the package I am considering has
apple care, and the one on one package as well. Protection should be no
issue.
Karen
On Sat, 23 Nov 2013, Cameron Strife wrote:
All of the mac book pros have had the unibody aluminum case for quite
some time now as have the mac book airs... I've had no issues with
overheating or warping etc with the three unibody case mac book pros
I've owned. Others may have had issues, I'm sure it's possible, but,
they would be few and far between. No mac user I know has mentioned an
issue in relation to the case on the imacs or the mac books... If it's
a refurb direct from Apple, it should include a one year warranty for
parts and labor due to a defect.
One more thought... My concern with a refurb or used computer from
another source would be the hard drive. I'd advise installing a solid
state drive for peace of mind and longevity. SSD drives are quite
affordable these days and they are a safer bet especially when
installed in a portable machine as you don't have the moving parts of
a mechanical drive. Apple can sell you the drive and install it if you
aren't comfortable doing it yourself. (If you do decide to do it
yourself though, it does not void the warranty.)
Cameron.
On 11/23/13, Karen Lewellen <klewel...@shellworld.net> wrote:
I understand this is a aluminum case macbook pro.
Any experiences folks have known with this unit? I seem to remember
something, but not on this list.
Kare
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