ehhhhhh...I ordered the MBP last Wednesday, but now it is updating..

[SNAKEYES]

I5 I7

Oh is getting a new one like getting a new car? You know "Never get the first few" And is the new processer that much better?

 

[Xsiphos]

Of course you can. The return policy only says you cannot return personalized iPods, i.e. engraved, and that makes sense.

Custom-Configured Product

Apple offers certain products that may be custom-configured to your specifications. Please review your order carefully. Once your custom-configured item has been prepared for shipment, it may not be changed or canceled. Learn more about Apple's Return and Refund Policy.

 

[Druean]

Custom-Configured Product

Apple offers certain products that may be custom-configured to your specifications. Please review your order carefully. Once your custom-configured item has been prepared for shipment, it may not be changed or canceled. Learn more about Apple's Return and Refund Policy.

That just means you cant change the config you chose and cant cancel your order. Doesnt say jack about not being able to return it!

 

[jackinlost]

Custom-Configured Product

Apple offers certain products that may be custom-configured to your specifications. Please review your order carefully. Once your custom-configured item has been prepared for shipment, it may not be changed or canceled. Learn more about Apple's Return and Refund Policy.

I am in UK which has different policy from US, I have posted a snapshot

by the way, who knows under what conditions, one can get a brand new replacement?

 

[Xsiphos]

That just means you cant change the config you chose and cant cancel your order. Doesnt say jack about not being able to return it!

Well, yeah ... you're right!

 

[Peter95]

take the restocking fee and get the new one....

 

[jamesryanbell]

Curl up and cry like a little girl.

Or just return it unopened within the 14 days.

These seem like the best two options. I'd go with the second one, personally.

 

[snaky69]

I am in UK which has different policy from US, I have posted a snapshot

by the way, who knows under what conditions, one can get a brand new replacement?

Even though you may want the newest one, you'll most likely not even notice the speed bump in your usual usage. If you only do word processing, e-mail and browsing and such, a plastic white macbook will do the exact same thing just as efficiently.

I think you're over worrying about this.

 

[jackinlost]

Even though you may want the newest one, you'll most likely not even notice the speed bump in your usual usage. If you only do word processing, e-mail and browsing and such, a plastic white macbook will do the exact same thing just as efficiently.

I think you're over worrying about this.

My daily work on MBP is quite heavy. If i just need email, doc etc, i would have gone for Air.