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From: xerox@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (James Osborne)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Hard Disc Failures
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Date: 30 Aug 89 16:20:03 GMT
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	Sayyy.... If Quanum drives are used in the macs, and the drives
have a 2 (or 5 or whatever) year warranty... Can't Apple then charge and 
end user for a repair that is out of the whimpy 90-day Apple warranty, then
turn around and send the drive back to Quantum for free repair?


Just wondering...

James.Osborne@Mac.Dartmouth.edu