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Originally Posted by Cragmatic
One more question about Applecare... lets say I purchase it 3 months from now... is it good for 3 years that date... or just 3 years the date I bought my Macbook?
Originally Posted by dyzzle
what's everyone using to extract rar files?
Originally Posted by Cragmatic
Really? Wow thats awesome.. thought it was just for 3 years
Originally Posted by KneeNoh
Originally Posted by Cragmatic
One more question about Applecare... lets say I purchase it 3 months from now... is it good for 3 years that date... or just 3 years the date I bought my Macbook?
3 Years + 1 year from date you bought Macbook. So basically 4 years from date of purchase.
Originally Posted by Lebron Games23
Not true Applecare last for a total of 3 years. Your first year of Applecare is free. It's in the products limited warranty. All of Apple's products come with a free year warranty. When you buy Applecare your paying for an additional two years. For a grand total of 3 years from the day you bought the item.
Originally Posted by KneeNoh
Cragmatic wrote:
One more question about Applecare... lets say I purchase it 3 months from now... is it good for 3 years that date... or just 3 years the date I bought my
Macbook?
3 Years + 1 year from date you bought Macbook. So basically 4 years from date of purchase.
Originally Posted by KneeNoh
Originally Posted by Lebron Games23
Not true Applecare last for a total of 3 years. Your first year of Applecare is free. It's in the products limited warranty. All of Apple's products come with a free year warranty. When you buy Applecare your paying for an additional two years. For a grand total of 3 years from the day you bought the item.
Originally Posted by KneeNoh
Cragmatic wrote:
One more question about Applecare... lets say I purchase it 3 months from now... is it good for 3 years that date... or just 3 years the date I bought my
Macbook?
3 Years + 1 year from date you bought Macbook. So basically 4 years from date of purchase.
Originally Posted by CWrite78
Originally Posted by KneeNoh
Originally Posted by Lebron Games23
Not true Applecare last for a total of 3 years. Your first year of Applecare is free. It's in the products limited warranty. All of Apple's products come with a free year warranty. When you buy Applecare your paying for an additional two years. For a grand total of 3 years from the day you bought the item.
Originally Posted by KneeNoh
Cragmatic wrote:
One more question about Applecare... lets say I purchase it 3 months from now... is it good for 3 years that date... or just 3 years the date I bought my
Macbook?
3 Years + 1 year from date you bought Macbook. So basically 4 years from date of purchase.
Dude from Apple Store was adamant that it was 3 years added to the free limited warranty When he explained it to me. I asked like 5 times.
Originally Posted by TBwsf
is there anyway to add ram to a imac?
Originally Posted by chris steez
anyone know how to burn .avi files or ANY files on to a dvd?
24" iMac is just so sexy, get it. I own a unibody Macbook, but I'm still in college; if I weren't...... I'd be typing on an iMacright now.Originally Posted by CollegeKicks
I've decided to make the switch, f it.
I'm in the market for either a 24" iMac or a 15" MacBook Pro. With a student discount, either one seems like a solid buy.
Now my dilemma is whether to go the laptop or desktop route.
I'm finishing grad school in May, so portability isn't as important as it was since I'll no longer be a student. The iMac's just got a refresh last month that make them an even better buy as well. Part of me still wants a laptop for all the reasons people normally want one and I can still pick up a decent external display down the line.
So NTers out there, any opinions?
Originally Posted by CollegeKicks
I've decided to make the switch, f it.
I'm in the market for either a 24" iMac or a 15" MacBook Pro. With a student discount, either one seems like a solid buy.
Now my dilemma is whether to go the laptop or desktop route.
I'm finishing grad school in May, so portability isn't as important as it was since I'll no longer be a student. The iMac's just got a refresh last month that make them an even better buy as well. Part of me still wants a laptop for all the reasons people normally want one and I can still pick up a decent external display down the line.
So NTers out there, any opinions?