So he actually made $300 off of Apple? That doesn't sit well with me.
lol Giving a full refund and 15% would make any reasonable stockholder running for cover.
So he actually made $300 off of Apple? That doesn't sit well with me.
So he actually made $300 off of Apple? That doesn't sit well with me.
So he actually made $300 off of Apple? That doesn't sit well with me.
Take that Microsoft and Dell.
Dell; You need to call Microsoft is a softwore problem,
Microsoft: you need to call dell is Hardware problem
Thats why I love Mac
Apple: "There is nothing wrong with our computers.
Here's a cookie, now go away.
Glad you didn't buy that Dell junk. Dell owners aren't special people.
Are those people capable of recognizing the problem?
Well, they're mainly graphic designers and photography professionals, so yes.
Sort of a moot point however if you need specialist skills to see a 'problem'.
Someone provide actual figures here, but I'm guessing 800, 000 to 1million of these units sold, maybe a few thousand with issues.
yes, it's a bad thing to happen. But is it "unacceptable" failure on apples part? I don't personally believe so, but then I haven't had the issue - if a business machine that I relied on and invested in was DOA or failed shortly after arrival, I'd be furious too.
The build quality and robustness nature of my macs today is far better than some of my machines from the 90s (I remember a performa machine fondly for the distintegrating keyboard and constantly failing optical drive mechanism), I think people choose to imagine a slip in standards, aided by the rosy glow of history.
But there is perspective to be had. Apple have taken 6 - 8 weeks to isolate and react to the problem. In that time, we've seen two software updates and now an offer of 15% compensation, in addition to offers of replacements where it is a hardware issue.
Quality control is a funny thing - you can test something to death and nothing go wrong, the second a client gets hold of it, there is an issue. No one can account for every variable, every factor, every combination of events, environment and configuration.
They're working on it - cut them some slack everyone!
im actually having some bad experiences with my apple equipment at the moment.
I bought a 24" may/june and the harddrive failed 3 times and the wireless card once. After 3 repairs Apple kindly swapped it for a new 27" model.
I had the 27" model a couple of weeks (which i restored from a backup) and it was running fine. then i decided to install my copy of logic pro, addictive drums etc. All appeared to be fine, then i noticed on the last disk i installed that the cd drive had scratched the disk... - it had a big line down it. I checked the rest of the disks and it had also scratched them. Causing damage to about £600 worth of software.
Seen as though the machine was 2 weeks old I asked apple for a brand new machine. they collected my faulty model 3 weeks ago and im still yet to receive a replacement.
to rub salt into my wounds, my macbook 13" trackpad keeps sticking so that is also in for repair!!!!
so im without a computer now.
pretty nice of apple to not only continue giving you a new computer, but $300 cash as well. They will get things sorted out quickly
I'm very tempted to return mine and get a MBP and a 24in. display. This yellow screen crap has been infuriating.
Cut them some slack...........They really made you feel special, or you are either working at Apple.
That's non sense.
6 out 6 Imac that I had were faulty lol one rotten apple spoils all of the barrel.
On top of that I think they pissed on the barrel, therefore the reason for the yellowish glare!