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Gasp! Apples aren't supposed to be able to break. And this from the original source ... "Upon answering these questions, James was told he should be receiving a phone call the following day (Today, March 12, 2008) - which he has just told me he did not receive."
Anyone nominate Apple for worst company award?
The goggles.. they do nothing
My 5 year old eMac looked exactly like that right before it started smoking and smelling of burnt plastic....
apparantly every time SJobs says "BOOM", another macbook 'splodes. Good thing I don't have to repair these very often
i'm really suspicious of this his story... that's not to say I don't think it actually happened, but he said he was browsing the web, but the scorch marks make it look like it was closed at the time of the flameout, and it makes me wonder what the real deal is.
that said, yes, it failed, and he deserves a new one, and i'm glad to see applecare treating it like they should.
@ars_workerbee: Maybe he closed it in an attempt to put out the fire? I did not RTFA so don't crucify me if I'm incorrect.
Grammar nazi, indeed :) It's Appletell, not Appeltell.
@ars_workerbee:
It's hard to tell from the thumbnail at the top, but, that is a picture of the bottom of the laptop.
Dude...you should've bought a Dell *
* This comment is not meant to be serious in any way.
Apple is sending Macbook a new Macbook?
Wow, those new Macs have really powerful keyboard back-lighting!
I thought the Sony Explod-o-Battery fiasco was already over.
But...but... they're better than PCs!!! Except for the 'sloding, of course.
That picture's a Macbook Pro!
See its the back of the computer and the battery is near by? Well the Macbook battery is near the front of the computer.
Plus it's aluminum.
I thought the fireworks were part of the glam and glitter of these things