laptop and notebook

Apple announced that it would from May 2006 to December 2007 a very small part of the sale of MacBook notebook computers free of charge to replace the hard disk, but the company has not formally announced a product recall.

Apple said that if the MacBook notebook computer’s hard drive problems, and repairs have been carried out, Apple will compensate for maintenance costs.

The company also announced the launch of “extended maintenance plan,” part of the problem to extend the warranty period of MacBook notebook computers.

The notebook computer’s hard drive problem is very easy to find: computer can not run, if the user attempts to restart, the screen will appear with a blinking question mark folder icon.

Apple’s Web site said: “This plan will involve MacBook models available from three years from the date of purchase maintenance services. Apple will continue to assess the maintenance of data, and further extended to provide the necessary service.”

However, Apple made no mention of a user due to a computer hard drive failure resulting in data loss compensation.

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