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Continual problems with my MacBook – will Apple replace it?
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I have had a white plastic 13" MacBook (with Tiger) for 2 1/2 years now. It has broken (not my fault) 7 times. Three times it was a logic board replacement. Twice it was a hard drive replacement. Once it was a keyboard replacement. Once it was a screen replacement. I have heard that if your computer breaks a certain amount of times that Apple provides a free replacement. Is that true? And if it is would I get a white plastic MacBook or the new silver/black MacBook(This one is slightly more expensive. Would I have to pay difference)?
Recent MacBook spare part searches: macbook hard disk error ribbon cable
"that’s a warranty question, speak to applecare"
knowing apple, they would probably give you the new mac, considering that they’re willing to shell out $700+ to fix an HD problem.
No telling. It all depends how convincing you are.
You would have to pay the difference since the 13" is old. You should get the new one. I have an Intel-bases iMac 20" and I must say those things are amazing.
The only thing I would change about it is that the iMovie.
Bootcamp is easy to install and takes about an hour at most.
Tiger is a hard bargain to take away from unless you buy another Tiger OSX Macbook.
Lead to a blank screen computers for a variety of reasons, you can detect the following reasons
1 disconnect the power display, or connect instability and possible damage to monitor cable
2 motherboard no electricity
3 graphics were damaged, or unstable
4 CPU instability
5 memory instability
6 computer is infected with the CHI virus, BIOS was devastating refresh
7 resolution of the problem, try to set to 1024 * 768
8 Procedures are not compatible, leading to damaged system files, can not access the system
9 Very regrettable, hard disk damage, to be replaced
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