At 10:50 PM -0500 9/13/05, Steve Fuller wrote:
if you are concerned about the Applecare warranty, then you could
probably have an Apple certified technician replace the drive.
Apple might continue to cover the warranty then.
About six months ago, AppleCare told me that I couldn't even do
On Sep 14, 2005, at 1:25 AM, Clark Martin wrote:
At 10:50 PM -0500 9/13/05, Steve Fuller wrote:
if you are concerned about the Applecare warranty, then you
could probably have an Apple certified technician replace the
drive. Apple might continue to cover the warranty then.
About six
At 7:33 AM -0500 on 9/14/05, Steve Fuller wrote:
If the installation is done by Apple, or an Apple certified
technician, this should not be a problem. They still warranteed my
powerbook after they replaced the hinge clutch assembly, and that
involved taking a good portion of my 17 PB apart
At 10:50 PM -0500 on 9/13/05, Steve Fuller wrote:
That's interesting. I could understand them not covering the drive,
but to not cover the rest of the warranty seems a bit odd. I wonder
if that could be challenged under the Magnuson-Moss act. That one
comes up a lot when a car dealer will try
On Sep 14, 2005, at 2:19 PM, David Brostoff wrote:
At 10:50 PM -0500 on 9/13/05, Steve Fuller wrote:
That's interesting. I could understand them not covering the
drive, but to not cover the rest of the warranty seems a bit odd.
I wonder if that could be challenged under the Magnuson-Moss
At 7:15 PM -0500 on 9/12/05, Steve Fuller wrote:
if you are concerned about the Applecare warranty, then you could
probably have an Apple certified technician replace the drive. Apple
might continue to cover the warranty then.
About six months ago, AppleCare told me that I couldn't even do
on 13/09/05 22:12, David Brostoff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 7:15 PM -0500 on 9/12/05, Steve Fuller wrote:
if you are concerned about the Applecare warranty, then you could
probably have an Apple certified technician replace the drive. Apple
might continue to cover the warranty then.
if you are concerned about the Applecare warranty, then you could
probably have an Apple certified technician replace the drive.
Apple might continue to cover the warranty then.
About six months ago, AppleCare told me that I couldn't even do
that--that I was stuck with the drive I
I've checked some tests done on the newest Seagate Momemtum drive, a 120GB,
5400RPM drive with 8MB cache. The results were pretty impressive when
compared to other drives that had slower rotational speeds.
So, with that drive around $230, I was wondering if I would break my
AppleCare extended
I was told at the Apple Store that the drive in PowerBooks (I have a 12) is
not a user replaceable item and will void your warranty if you open the
cast to replace it.
Tom
On 9/12/05 1:36 PM, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've checked some tests done on the newest Seagate
On Sep 12, 2005, at 2:50 PM, Tom Ethen wrote:
I was told at the Apple Store that the drive in PowerBooks (I have
a 12) is
not a user replaceable item and will void your warranty if you
open the
cast to replace it.
Go for an external drive!
Jim
--
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On Sep 12, 2005, at 3:50 PM, Tom Ethen wrote:
I was told at the Apple Store that the drive in PowerBooks (I have
a 12) is
not a user replaceable item and will void your warranty if you
open the
cast to replace it.
if you are concerned about the Applecare warranty, then you could
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