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Absolutely not! I haven't a clue why you think that. My point is, the guy I responded to complains that he can get his commodity hardware fixed anywhere while h
by sureaboutthis 7y ago
Absolutely not! I haven't a clue why you think that. My point is, the guy I responded to complains that he can get his commodity hardware fixed anywhere while his Apple needs to be taken to a "specialty" store as if they were the same thing.
- simion314 7y agocan you respond to this :c an you get it unscheduled repairs from Apple in the same day? I had more then 1 point, let me be more clear: 1 I had more then one repair shop in a small city, so I have choices 2 I got the unscheduled issue diagnosed and fixed in max 2 hours 3 I even made a GPU upgrade and I had choices AMD or NVIDIA Btw even living in a village I can get things fixed like any other people, like when a new thing I bought broke in the first week I sent it back, it took 3 weeks to have it replaced but it works on small villages too. My example was about a PC that was important for my work and that was out of warranty, though with PCs, in the way I buy them I have warranty for each part so I have the option to go in the town, have someone test and replace the broken part(maybe I buy a cheap GPU or RAM) and send only the broken part back.
- lancesells 7y agoThat's great that everything works so well for your use-case but this isn't a PC vs Apple issue. There's no need to repeatedly try to convince anyone that your way is better. We all live different lives and make different choices.
- simion314 7y agoWhat would be wrong if Apple customers would have choices? Nobody would force you to use a third party repair shop.