In a message dated Sat, 5 Oct 2002 12:39:22 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> I am the new owner of a not so new iMac Flat Panel G4, as I purchased it
> as reconditioned from Mac Connection. It has a 6 month warranty and I'm
> debating to get AppleCare for this beauty. I already have an iBook and I
> know it's almost mandatory to get AppleCare with a portable ( it has
> saved me alot of cash with repairs),but as this is my first desktop Mac,
> I wonder if anyone can recommend getting AppleCare with the
> iMac.
AppleCare is always a good investment. It's very inexpensive insurance when you
think of it. The reason most of us get AppleCare for laptops is because the
replacement parts are so expensive. The LCDs alone are often half the cost of a new
machine (over a thousand dollars for a replacement screen for a G4 Powerbook).
Because your iMac has a Flat Panel screen, a rather expensive part to replace, I think
you would be well advised to get AppleCare just in case anything ever happens to the
screen. And it's always nice to be able to call up Apple and ask questions!
Paula
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