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Old 09-01-2009, 10:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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URGENT MacBook air question

Hi guys I am about to buy a macbook air online. It is the original version however it's being bought brand new, from when would the 1 year apple warrant be valid. N.b. It's being bought from an online store. Thanks in advance guys.
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Re: URGENT MacBook air question

From the date of purchase whether in your hands or not. You can extend the warranty for another 2 years via Applecare (which you could buy off a US ebay seller for less than buying over here).
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Re: URGENT MacBook air question

You can get the 1.8Ghz SSD Model For £949 off Apple's Refurb store, and an Apple Refurb is basically new. The 12 Months warranty on that is from the date of purchase.
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Re: URGENT MacBook air question

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You can get the 1.8Ghz SSD Model For £949 off Apple's Refurb store, and an Apple Refurb is basically new. The 12 Months warranty on that is from the date of purchase.
You can get a new one for £750 (last gen).
http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/a/sku...21&id=MACAIR2/
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You can get a new one for £750 (last gen).
Apple MacBook Air 13 Inch 1 8Ghz Laptop by Viking Direct
£862 I think when you add the VAT on (still a bargain)
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Well done newbeetle you spotted my deliberate mistake

Quidco is offering 7% for Vicking direct purchases so that's £50 back.
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