Quote: Originally Posted by italiano I love my 20" Imac REVISION A - if it breaks I'll have it repaired and still love it. It's whisper quiet - doesn't overheat and I wanted it…

Quote: Originally Posted by bicamen My God! Do you ever pull your head out of Steve Job's ass? Your first post ever here ? And then insulting a longtime member ? How petty! …

Quote: Originally Posted by Maflynn Yeah how does he know where your head is he just got here I just got that.... ha-ha-ha-ahem...

Quote: Originally Posted by Eug Wanker Well, if they weren't lemons, they wouldn't need to be fixed. I've always considered a product a lemon if it's defective and the manufa…

Quote: Originally Posted by ghporter I've always considered a product a lemon if it's defective and the manufacturer didn't establish a recall or other program to make it right.…

Quote: Originally Posted by Eug Wanker A defective iMac or iBook is a much bigger deal. I agree 100%!

Different people might see a lemon in different ways. What I think is important is how does Apple solves the problem in: 1. Promptiness in reacting to the problem 2. Knowledge of…

Eeeeek, my iMac's serial number is in one of those "ranges," and it's a Rev. B. I've only had it about a month and a half. No problems so far. Bad thing: I'm moving soon, to Shang…

Quote: Originally Posted by cleanup Eeeeek, my iMac's serial number is in one of those "ranges," and it's a Rev. B. Just checked my Rev B, and it also falls under the prog…

Quote: Originally Posted by cleanup Eeeeek, my iMac's serial number is in one of those "ranges," and it's a Rev. B. I've only had it about a month and a half. No problems so far…

Quote: Originally Posted by cleanup Eeeeek, my iMac's serial number is in one of those "ranges," and it's a Rev. B. I've only had it about a month and a half. No problems so far…

A lemon is, well; a lemon. Any device that breaks down spontaneously is a lemon. The hard drive on my new RevB iMac 20'' crashed without just cause. I have lost data. It's been in …

Quote: Originally Posted by ghporter If you've only had it for less than two months, isn't it under warranty? Yes, but Apple service in China is terrible. Official Apple se…

China blows.

I too have a Rev. B 20" iMac, that falls in the serial number range, W8521xxxxxx (W8435xxxxxx - W8522xxxxxx) . This one is replacement for my Rev. A that blew two K capacitors. The…

I wonder why they don't mention that you can find the serial number of your computer in the system profiler - it's a nuisance to flip the iMac over just to write it down and compar…

Quote: Originally Posted by cleanup Yes, but Apple service in China is terrible. Official Apple service usually involves pooh-pooh-ing the issue and saying "It's your fault. You…

Quote: Originally Posted by ghporter I'm not sure where you are right now, but if you're not in China YET wouldn't getting the computer fixed NOW just cause a slight delay when …

Be careful about taxes when moving to China. I'm in Singapore right now and lots of people sell their equipment rather than deal with shipping and any electronics taxes entering …

Quote: Originally Posted by Eug Wanker Crap, you're right. Mine falls in the serial number range too. I just assumed the version Bs weren't included since they just came out,…

Check this out, 4 days ago I purchase a new 17" 1.8 GHz iMac at CompUSA after using a friends and really liking it. The one I brought home had a halo spot on the display so I broug…

I'm still confused: At least some of the current 2.0 GHz iMacs fall into the serial number range, but Apple says: "The program is available for certain iMac G5 models that were so…

The upcoming changes in 1.7 are starting to make me want to start playing WoW again. The one change that is very appealing is the cooldown on all skills after weapon switching dur…

Zul'Gurub!!!

Yup, will make fighting warriors and rogues much more entertaining. Plus, looking forward to the new Epic gear in Zul'Gurub and the Druid cat buffs. Woohoo!