> Get a grip people. This thing was guaranteed to be covered for 7 years. What > car was built with a 400,000 mile warranty? What Microwave is guaranteed for > 25years? Let's do some comparison, and reconsider how realistic (or > unrealistic) this expectation is for Apple to continue servicing a computer > that was obsolete A DECADE AGO!
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