Thanks for not reading, sir. I see a lot of people saying that this is probably a mistake and that Apple has to do something. What's being discussed is some pot calling the kettle black. In fact, more than that. A pot that's been comfortably a pot for a very long time, and then sees something finally have a period (what is it? 1 comment?) where it acts like a kettle jumping on it.
It's almost like Darth Vader seeing Luke strike someone once in Anger and going, "See! See! He's just like me!!!! But...um... I'm better than that now. Really! He's the dark one!!!"
Microsoft did come through with customer service for the 360, though it took a lot longer than this for them to fess up to it and do something about it. But at least they came through. So I'm willing to give Apple a little time to see if they try to correct things like Microsoft did with the 360, or completely stay in denial of issues ala. Sony of the PS1 and PS2 fame until they got better at least with manufacturing with the PS3. Before that, you paid a different company money for warranties just to cover Sony's manufacturing defects unless you wanted to pay full price for another console to fix it.
