I haven't paid close attention to this thread, so I don't know if your
laptop is an iBook or a PowerBook. I can tell you, however, that iBooks
appear to ship with lots of hardware problems and Apple seems to have
trouble fixing those problems. I bought an iBook over a year ago, and after
5 round trips for repairs, Apple gave me a new one (I had to pay for extra
RAM, since the extra RAM in the old one was not compatible with newer
models!) The new iBook *only* needed to be sent back once for repair, and
since than has been reliable. Still, I see occasional world-wide repair
programs announced by Apple for certain iBooks (so far, not mine.)
-Lou
On 6/9/05 15:06, " email@hidden" <
email@hidden> wrote:
> | I have to say, I'm not feeling all that calm at the moment. This is a brand
> | new laptop and it's wasting HUGE amounts of my time. I wish I wasn't the
> only
> | one who seems to be having the big problems!! I'd be amazed if it was
> | hardware?
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