On May 7, 2004, at 5:46 PM, Anne Judge wrote:
The magazine was Consumer Reports. They get their information on
incidence of repair from their annual questionnaire.
Which every Mac head put Excellent for every category, including me,
not again, they love to fly that flag. The truth a year ago
Geoffrey, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Which every Mac head put Excellent for every category, including me,
not again, they love to fly that flag.
Not so fast, I'm a total Mac head and I take every chance to complain at
Apples treatment of customers and repairs, within or without an Applecare
On Friday 07 May 2004 04:17 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the laptop category Apple has a
slight lead over second place Toshiba, with Dell far down the list.
Where does IBM rank in this? I have had nothing but good luck with my
ThinkPads, both a 365X (living with friends) and a 600E (in
Folks,
The list is not to express opinions or debate about whether Apple is good or
not or whether someone is a liar, exaggerated or not.
It's about talking about problems and solutions that relate to PowerBooks
and iBook G3 and G4.
Drop this thread immediately, please.
The next person to post
On Saturday, May 8, 2004, at 12:46 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote:
On May 7, 2004, at 5:46 PM, Anne Judge wrote:
The magazine was Consumer Reports. They get their information on
incidence of repair from their annual questionnaire.
Which every Mac head put Excellent for every category,
On May 8, 2004, at 1:22 AM, Mikael Byström wrote:
Geoffrey, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Which every Mac head put Excellent for every category, including me,
not again, they love to fly that flag.
If I want to promote Macs, it's the OS I promote and all the apps, the
community and so on. NOT Apple
After the hubbub and ranting about how poor Apple's history and record on
machines this week, I received this afternoon an interesting article from a major
Apple dealer. I found it refreshing to say the least, and it definitely
confirms my own experience as welll as my opinion about Apple
I'm wondering about that number of repairs needed. . . is it actual
numbers or percentage of computers needed to be repaired within how
many sold of its own kind. That would make a huge difference seeing as
Dell or any other windows mfg outsells apple at a higher rate and if
they are just
