iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program Expanded to All White G3 iBooks
Apple's iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program now includes serial
numbers up to the UV342 range
This expansion to the iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program is the
inclusion of certain additional iBooks
On Jun 29, 2004, at 6:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program Expanded to All White G3
iBooks
Apple rocks.
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1st/pci-powermacs list nanny
You know sometimes I get the sudden urge to run around
naked. But then I just drink some Windex
List nanny closed the topic so I didn't bother to read this. Nor
am I going to quote any of it below, when a topic is closed, well I
think its spose to be stopped.
David
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It was done at the same time as I sent the last couple of ones. It wouldn't
hurt to check the send time once in a while.
On 1/30/04 10:57 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
List nanny closed the topic so I didn't bother to read this. Nor
am I going to quote any of it below,
On Saturday, January 31, 2004, at 01:53 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
On 1/30/04 9:30 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh? A CD design flaw. What was the flaw and what model we talking
about
... ?
iMac Rev B. All the tray loading iMacs had this problem. They were very
fragile.
All tray
On Saturday, January 31, 2004, at 01:53 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
All the tray loading iMacs had this problem. They were very fragile.
Funny, my tray loading iMac has worked from day one. Guess you are
lying to make a point since all tray loaders don't have this problem.
The standard CD drive
2000 (or so petitioners)/800,000 (ibooks sold, TMO) =.0025
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On 1/30/04, Robin Ashe wrote:
No need to start flaming.
Having just waded through all the posts (marginally or maybe not-so)
related to the topic, I'd say it's gone way past 'starting'... ;-)
Can we move on to more productive topics (at risk of starting another
flame about what is more
I feel that Apple could have handled it better from a PR standpoint, which
made it look like they were ignoring the issue. I don't believe they ever
intended to stick customers with laptops with hardware issues and not stand
behind their obligation to fix them.
I guess I would like to know why
First, Apple never said anything about the problem publicly, that
includes a denial, so they never lied about it. The 1889 signatures may
or may not be accurate as online petitions are not the most accurate
manners of protest in the world. Pending class action suit in this
case is a nice way
I have read just about all there is available on it and have a bit of
experience with it myself. No, my opinion is not changing based on
anything you offered, nor are your retorts accurate, go do some more
digging. While you berate Apple for not saying YEAH ITS BROKE. You
don't take into
Bit Long winded there! ;-)
Brandy
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On 1/29/04 11:00 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, Apple never said anything about the problem publicly, that
includes a denial, so they never lied about it.
Still hold that opinion?
LOTS OF BLAH
I disagree.
Nobody is out but the owners, stockholders, and investors and future users
and recipients of Apple product.
Due to the assenine class-action suit against Apple, this has had lots of
press. I have it from a good source that they've been working on this program
for nearly 14
On 1/30/04 8:23 AM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have read just about all there is available on it and have a bit of
experience with it myself. No, my opinion is not changing based on
anything you offered, nor are your retorts accurate, go do some more
digging.
So you still
Do you have a source on that? I'd be interested in reading more about it.
On 1/30/04 4:35 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That said, the other real winner is ATI. The whole problem is due to a poorly
designed and faulty ATI Rage Pro chip, not by evil Republicans in the dark
Solution!
Apple make or (aquire) all new reliable replacement parts, consumer
sends em in; get em fixed! Everyone's happy! No B.S., NO lawsuits, NO
higher prices!
Quite simple!
Brandy
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Uhm, because a bunch of people claim they have similar symptoms does
not mean there is a known issue. Sorry but it actually does take some
RD time to determine such things. What research have you done into the
matter to understand just what the problem(s) are, under what
condition(s) such
Well, in actuality there are three issues, one is the over heating
issue cited by Bigbikerbo here, the second is a cable routing issue
causing stress on the video ribbon cable, and the third is an off shoot
of the second where the stress is focused on the inverter board for
said cable. Oh, but
No need to start flaming.
Of course they only cover certain models, which doesn't happen to include
the one my mom is having troubles with (as well as a large number of other
people).
Regardless, I wouldn't want a new Mac, I'd want an old one that has been
proven to be reliable. Of the 3 Macs my
On 1/30/04 8:08 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, in actuality there are three issues, one is the over heating
issue cited by Bigbikerbo here, the second is a cable routing issue
causing stress on the video ribbon cable, and the third is an off shoot
of the second where
Oh? A CD design flaw. What was the flaw and what model we talking about
... ? I ask because many Mac users like to complain and whine, thing
is, I don't believe that many of us realize how much better we have it.
I run Linux, Classic Mac OS, Windows, and Mac OS X. Linux lacks the
refinement
Wait a second, anytime something is reported it is therefore
substantiated? Your logic is way beyond faulty on this one. Apple said
they were not aware of an issue, that has not been proven false.
Wrong! They said There is no known issue. In other words the issue didn't
exist. You shouldn't
I am not assuming. This is getting repetitive ... I have said more than
once that a known issue is not just something that can be said in
passing, there are legal implications when a company makes that
statement, its not defined the same way as you noticing something.
Apple said they were not
Sure.
David
On Jan 31, 2004, at 12:37 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Folks,
Please, put it to rest. That thread has been going on long enough now.
I
declare it closed.
-Laurent.
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On 1/30/04 9:30 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh? A CD design flaw. What was the flaw and what model we talking about
... ?
iMac Rev B. All the tray loading iMacs had this problem. They were very
fragile. The standard CD drive that came in my PC that was manufactured
around
See:
http://www.apple.com/support/ibook/faq/
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See:
http://www.apple.com/support/ibook/faq/
Yay, Apple makes good!
Some of the juicier details:
When does the iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program begin?
The program begins on January 28, 2004.
How long is the iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program available?
The program covers
On 1/29/04 2:22 PM, Al Poulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See:
http://www.apple.com/support/ibook/faq/
It's about time.
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Well, they do have to narrow it down to a particular cause and figure
out a solution for it before they release a plan to fix it, otherwise
they are just blowing sunshine up our butts ... and wasting our time
and their money in short term fixes. Besides, they are also reimbursing
anyone who
I agree with you somewhat. What they should have done is admit that they
knew there was a problem right off the bat and said they were investigating
it. Instead they blatantly lied to at least 1889 customers (that was the
latest number of signatures on the pending class action suit against Apple
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