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Question: Does this laptop come with any sort of warranty?
Document: I had a perfectly functional three year old MacBook Pro. It had a market value, and I had a buyer. In a month when my Applecare warranty expired repairs were going to be expensive, eating up the value of the computer. Plus the Congress created a 100% business write-off for new computers for 2009, meaning that the government was going to subsidize a new MacBook Pro. So I sold my old laptop and bought this incredibly fast new 17 inch MacBook Pro.First why 17in? Lots of people prefer 15 inch machines because of weight issues.
There was a learning curve to get used to it and the missing 2 button Windows PC configuration, but I really like it.There are no visible grilles for the cooling system either as they are hidden within the hinge recess. The fans themselves are magnetically propelled sort of like the pumps in fish tank filtration systems, or the maglev trains. There's no brushes or commutators or armatures here, just a single stator surrounded by magnets with alternating fields that causes the stator to spin at high speed, driving the fans (there are two of them).
The bummer is that Apple says it's not user-servicable, meaning you can't take it out and replace it when it eventually becomes flat. You can replace it yourself, but it voids the warranty and Apple won't fix it.The display is gorgeous! The colors are bright and vivid with great contrast and saturation. It has high pixel density as well so pictures and movies look awesome. It is also LED backlit, which helps with brightness and brighter colors with darker darks. There's absolutely no light leaks, dead pixels, and the LED lamps will last for tens of thousands of hours while consuming less power.
If you run Windows in dual-boot (Bootcamp) or a virtual machine with Parallels or VM Ware, you'll be surprised Windows actually runs better on the Mac.It's sort of a bummer that there's no SD card or multi card reader slot, which I did use a lot on my PC, but you do get an express card slot so you can add a card reader or solid state drive if you wanted. The Mac also has the standard USB ports (3 of them, but USB 2.0), a FireWire 800 port, gigabit ethernet, digital audio S/PDIF in and out, digital display port (for Apple's cinema screen or for HDMI adapter).
I'm not really a Mac guy, but I do iPhone development, and the Unix-like features come in handy from time to time. I've been doing development on an old MacBook Classic with the tiny screen and really not liking it much. Primarily I bought this one for the big screen and faster CPU.This thing is huge, and it weighs a ton. For the life of me I'll never know why Apple insists on using those stupid glossy screens. And the keyboard still stinks. Jobs was wrong, a few extra keys like page up and down might be nice.
Great transaction, great laptop. Typical Apple product, does exacly what it says it does.
This laptop offers me all that I need in photo editing and design capabilities. Even though this is a dual core, it is fast and consistently reliable. For me a great first introduction to a Apple laptop.
The machine tests out slightly slower than my 3.0Ghz dual processor Mac Pro tower which is nothing less than impressive. It means I can actually work on this laptop not just shoot to it. That's a first.
Fantastic laptop, love the 17 inch screen and larger keyboard. I am using this computer to replace my Windows desktop, didn't plan it that way, but it works so well, goodbye Windows!!! Great service from TLinc! !
Defnitely the best laptop you can buy. It's almost perfect and hats saying a lot considering how great their products are already. They just keep getting better and better, but this machine is so great it will last me a long time before another upgrade. Bravo!
Answer: no it No it did not come with a warranty, but it was in perfect condition and one of the best purchases I've ever made.