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Oliver got a lemon. Originally posted here, Oliver at mobilecrunch has obviously received a bad machine. Sometimes this does happen. I work at a university and we have hundreds of users and hundred of macs in labs. Additionally, there are always new machines coming in. So with around a thousand machines average over the past three years we have had a couple of issues. Of course, they drive me crazy and I complain. Then I get the speach from the maintenance guys about how lucky I am compared to the Dell and HP warranty work that fills there shop up from day to day. Hmm. Does having a better maintenance record excuse Apple from these issues? No. Their reputation deserves better. As near to 100% as possible. The reason is because those few people that have a buggy machine are import to our community whether they are students in a lab or writing a serious blog. That being said I really wish Apple would just replace buggy machines immediately and diagnose them in their own labs. I had one faculty member with a brand-new 20" iMac go through the apple-care woes. First they changed the logic board, then the graphics card, then the ram, then the display, then ... well I called and complained (this had been three weeks now) and got a new machine. Other serious problems typically related to the fan in a G5 disabling the machine and costing us a set in a lab. I'm sorry Oliver that you got a lemon. This doesn't extend to the brand. Technorati Tags: lemons, apple comment [] trackback []   |
