That it pretty impressive. I've had good experience with apple as well, replacing an iPhone and CPU on my unibody MBP.
I've had other complaints with them, though. I bought my 17" MBP to run WinXP (all my software is winXP), which they advertise as being fully supported. Running it through Boot Camp works great, but Apple made some.. frustrating design decisions, such as not having a dedicated delete key, or publicly releasing downloadable driver like every other hardware manufacturer, and not updating them for that matter. I know I know, it's my own fault for wanted to run XP on a Mac, but since they advertise the capability I assumed they would do at least as good a job of it as an average XP-supporting comp manufacturer.
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That it pretty impressive. I've had good experience with apple as well, replacing an iPhone and CPU on my unibody MBP.
I've had other complaints with them, though. I bought my 17" MBP to run WinXP (all my software is winXP), which they advertise as being fully supported. Running it through Boot Camp works great, but Apple made some.. frustrating design decisions, such as not having a dedicated delete key, or publicly releasing downloadable driver like every other hardware manufacturer, and not updating them for that matter. I know I know, it's my own fault for wanted to run XP on a Mac, but since they advertise the capability I assumed they would do at least as good a job of it as an average XP-supporting comp manufacturer.