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I've had to move to automatic or manual wind. It's not for nothing that I can't wear electric/digital watches. I just have either 1) really really bad luck, or 2) a highly electric personality. But it's never accidental damage, and the machines are always pristine. That's not counting the multiple iterations of each model I think I went through five of the original 1.83 systems, two 2.33, a pair of Sata Rosa systems… I eat machines for breakfast. Never on the consumer level.ġGHz 12" > 1.5GHz 12" > MBP Core Duo 1.83 > MBP Core 2 2.16 > MBP Core 2 2.33 > MBP Santa Rosa > MBP Unibody 2008 > MBP Unibody Mid 2009.

The only time I've seen this type of behavior in the PC world was restricted to large business, mass purchases. Both the iBook and the pre-unibody had about three major repairs, while under Applecare, and they offered to flat out replace it with a new (not refurbed) machine. IBook G4 > 2.16Ghz pre-unibody MBP > 2.66Ghz unibody MBP.Īpple really takes care of their customers. Which it just so happens I bought again for the current machine two days ago. The only thing I've paid for along the way is AppleCare. I bought a 12" PowerBook G4 1GHz the week it came out I currently have a 2.8GHz Matte Unibody. If so, you don't only need AppleCare, you need the Apple product to go South while AppleCare still covers it. Get out of here! You greased your way from an iBook to a MBP? All because the iBook had AppleCare? Am I understanding you well? Welcome to the club! I started out with an iBook G4, now on my second MBP, all courtesy of AppleCare.