Hi. What is the storage capacity? 128 or 256 gb? Also it says "Warranty, Labor: Under Apple Care coverage until 7/2015" so i gotta ask: what year is this model from? Thanks.
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Storage should be in the specs. Best to just check them out. Mine was 256gb solid state drive.
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Hi Mauricio...I got the bigger SSD (solid state drive) at 256GB. I'm the type that would rather operate on the side of caution by going with more storage than I need, rather than wishing I had later on. The model or build year per the part number is what Apple calls the "Mid-2012" model (MD23XX series) with my purchase date on Feb. 2013. So being labeled Mid-2012, the "7/2015 Apple Care" is the standard 3 year warranty that most computer companies offer. I know this info only because I have a Lenovo, an HP and a Sony laptop via my employer and all have 3 year warranties. So standard warranty stuff. Incidentally, I'd take my Macbook over any any of those PC laptops I mentioned - hands down!! Hope this helps.
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Hi Mauricio...I got the bigger SSD (solid state drive) at 256GB. I'm the type that would rather operate on the side of caution by going with more storage than I need, rather than wishing I had later on. The model or build year per the part number is what Apple calls the "Mid-2012" model (MD23XX series) with my purchase date on Feb. 2013. So being labeled Mid-2012, the "7/2015 Apple Care" is the standard 3 year warranty that most computer companies offer. I know this info only because I have a Lenovo, an HP and a Sony laptop via my employer and all have 3 year warranties. So standard warranty stuff. Incidentally, I'd take my Macbook over any any of those PC laptops I mentioned - hands down!! Hope this helps. Hi Mauricio...I got the bigger SSD (solid state drive) at 256GB. I'm the type that would rather operate on the side of caution by going with more storage than I need, rather than wishing I had later on. The model or build year per the part number is what Apple calls the "Mid-2012" model (MD23XX series) with my purchase date on Feb. 2013. So being labeled Mid-2012, the "7/2015 Apple Care" is the standard 3 year warranty that most computer companies offer. I know this info only because I have a Lenovo, an HP and a Sony laptop via my employer and all have 3 year warranties.... » Read More Hi Mauricio...I got the bigger SSD (solid state drive) at 256GB. I'm the type that would rather operate on the side of caution by going with more storage than I need, rather than wishing I had later on. The model or build year per the part number is what Apple calls the "Mid-2012" model (MD23XX series) with my purchase date on Feb. 2013. So being labeled Mid-2012, the "7/2015 Apple Care" is the standard 3 year warranty that most computer companies offer. I know this info only because I have a Lenovo, an HP and a Sony laptop via my employer and all have 3 year warranties. So standard warranty stuff. Incidentally, I'd take my Macbook over any any of those PC laptops I mentioned - hands down!! Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I suggest you call Apple, (800) MYAPPLE, and ask specifically, now that the new MacPro is shipping. I would be surprised if the warranty and AppleCare have changed.
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I recieved it already (on the 15th, of Sept 2009).. It didnt come pre-installed. it came as a "drop in dvd" in the Macbook pro Box. I installed it after try 10.5 for 1 day, it takes about 45 mins only. and makes it faster and u get back 7gb of memory.. Thanks for the reply
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I, personally, didn't buy Apple Care, so mine is just covered under the 1 year standard warranty, but I just bought it 6 months ago in December, so it's still under warranty. Anyway, with Apple Care, the warranty is 3 years. It should state in description whether Apple Care is included or not, which I'll have to guess is a no. So expect the standard 1 year warranty, but check on Apple's Apple Care website (http://www.apple.com/support/applecare/view/), to verify after you bought it. (That way, if you do buy Apple Care from Amazon, you can verify its been added.
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Hello James,This is a new product. It has not been refurbished. The warranty is Apple's standard warranty. Which is 1 year from date of purchase . Please let me know if you have any more questions. Regards,DanTechno Giants
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If it's a brand new phone it will have a one year warranty from Apple. The phone I purchased said it was brand new but I could tell it wasn't cause the accessories that came with it were not apple certified. Buyer beware when purchasing 2nd hand. I have had no problems with the phone and the 64gb is great if you download music, videos or pictures like I do.
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I do believe it is the same one year warranty. But I'd check with Apple to make sure. I usually don't buy the applecare, but I think I am going to this time. At any rate, it is an amazing machine. Almost a grand less than my 4 year old 17" inch and it is so much lighter and faster and the retina display is amazing.
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They haven't updated it in almost 2 years so if they don't change it at all we can assume that it may be discontinued, because the iPod Touch is expected to get a 128gb model. Personally I would rather pay $250 for 160gb rather than $400 for 128gb.
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I am the current owner of this MacBook. I used it during school but my current job has purchased me a newer version to use so I no longer have a need for it. There is no guarantee other than what Amazon may offer and I can offer free shipping if you would like. I won't sell the machine for $300 as I can get almost $500 for a trade-in through Amazon and they don't account for the new, larger 750 gb hard drive that Apple replaced in year 3 of ownership of this computer owner through AppleCare
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My 120 is a piece of crap. Read posts at apple discussions about skipping,cutting of songs and reseting wile playing. My old 30G is 3 yrs old and I play it constantly at work,in my car etc. alot of days I have played it for 10 hr streaches and it is still more reliable than this POC. This problem has been happening since it was new and apple wants to ignore the problem. It is a hardware problem with the 120GB. I am about to smash the darn thig out of frustration as it has gotten so bad it is just about unusable. Only 8 mo old. Think I will look into other brands. Apple quality is going down. They should drop this like they did the POC 160GB. Buy one at your own risk My 120 is a piece of crap. Read posts at apple discussions about skipping,cutting of songs and reseting wile playing. My old 30G is 3 yrs old and I play it constantly at work,in my car etc. alot of days I have played it for 10 hr streaches and it is still more reliable than this POC. This problem has been happening since it was new and apple wants to ignore the problem. It is a hardware problem with the 120GB. I am about to smash the darn thig out of frustration as it has gotten so bad it is just about unusable. Only 8 mo old. Think I will look into other brands. Apple quality is going... » Read More My 120 is a piece of crap. Read posts at apple discussions about skipping,cutting of songs and reseting wile playing. My old 30G is 3 yrs old and I play it constantly at work,in my car etc. alot of days I have played it for 10 hr streaches and it is still more reliable than this POC. This problem has been happening since it was new and apple wants to ignore the problem. It is a hardware problem with the 120GB. I am about to smash the darn thig out of frustration as it has gotten so bad it is just about unusable. Only 8 mo old. Think I will look into other brands. Apple quality is going down. They should drop this like they did the POC 160GB. Buy one at your own risk « Show Less
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I would think that the amount of RAM is based on what the slots will handle. I just picked up my late-2011 Mac Book Pro 17-inch and is was loaded with 16 gigs of RAM, divided into 8-gigs in each of the two slots. I believe that was as much as this model will handle, but that keeps expanding with newer models; might be able to load 32 or 64 on the later models, but you cannot get the 17-inch screen and that was one of my major criteria on the purchase. The 8X my previous RAM and about 5X the hard drive have also been quite helpful in making this thing work significantly faster and with less hangups than my now-Vintage 17-inch Mac Book Pro. I never remember the model number, but if it is the same, I know it will handle 16 Gig of memory. Good luck with it. Tom West
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For me, it's not a big deal with updated storage as 64GB would suffice the "app twitch" i'm experiencing. I have an 80GB classic right now, and have about 20GB free but I'm not going to say I would complain about a 128GB touch. ;-)I care more about the updated hardware components (camera, etc) than I do about storage capacity when it comes to iPods.With the integration and creation of 64GB flash modules, there's two options that I see. It's either Apple makes the case smaller and keep a single 64GB module to save on space and integrate more and faster hardware components, OR (what everyone else is speculating) is integrate 2 64GB modules to make it a 128GB Touch...which would be saweeeeet!!</rant> For me, it's not a big deal with updated storage as 64GB would suffice the "app twitch" i'm experiencing. I have an 80GB classic right now, and have about 20GB free but I'm not going to say I would complain about a 128GB touch. ;-)I care more about the updated hardware components (camera, etc) than I do about storage capacity when it comes to iPods.With the integration and creation of 64GB flash modules, there's two options that I see. It's either Apple makes the case smaller and keep a single 64GB module to save on space and integrate more and faster... » Read More For me, it's not a big deal with updated storage as 64GB would suffice the "app twitch" i'm experiencing. I have an 80GB classic right now, and have about 20GB free but I'm not going to say I would complain about a 128GB touch. ;-)I care more about the updated hardware components (camera, etc) than I do about storage capacity when it comes to iPods.With the integration and creation of 64GB flash modules, there's two options that I see. It's either Apple makes the case smaller and keep a single 64GB module to save on space and integrate more and faster hardware components, OR (what everyone else is speculating) is integrate 2 64GB modules to make it a 128GB Touch...which would be saweeeeet!!</rant> « Show Less
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Just found the answer in the warranty booklet. The maximum supported capacity is 8 GB. There are two memory slots. Specified memory is DDR3-1333 or DDR3-1600. Hope this helps.
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It is covered by Apple's standard 1-year warranty. I believe you can purchase Apple Care for this if you'd like, however.
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Minimally I recommend just getting 64GB. If anything you'll have free space. Which is a huge advantage and it's awesome to be able to have extra space in a device. I have the iPhone 5S 16GB and it's terrible on space. I'm always under 100 MB getting warnings and it's annoying. On my 64GB iPad Air I have usually 10-20GB free which is awesome being able to have video, photo, document, app, music and other space for a variety of things! I'm in school so I'm always taking photos or video for myself and projects, then always typing papers, making presentations and so on, it just is really nice having plenty of space and not worrying about running out of space. So go for 64GB it's worth it! Minimally I recommend just getting 64GB. If anything you'll have free space. Which is a huge advantage and it's awesome to be able to have extra space in a device. I have the iPhone 5S 16GB and it's terrible on space. I'm always under 100 MB getting warnings and it's annoying. On my 64GB iPad Air I have usually 10-20GB free which is awesome being able to have video, photo, document, app, music and other space for a variety of things! I'm in school so I'm always taking photos or video for myself and projects, then always typing papers, making presentations and so on, it just is really nice... » Read More Minimally I recommend just getting 64GB. If anything you'll have free space. Which is a huge advantage and it's awesome to be able to have extra space in a device. I have the iPhone 5S 16GB and it's terrible on space. I'm always under 100 MB getting warnings and it's annoying. On my 64GB iPad Air I have usually 10-20GB free which is awesome being able to have video, photo, document, app, music and other space for a variety of things! I'm in school so I'm always taking photos or video for myself and projects, then always typing papers, making presentations and so on, it just is really nice having plenty of space and not worrying about running out of space. So go for 64GB it's worth it! « Show Less
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Mine came as a factory new. With maxed out ram And drive. 1TB. It is the BEST Macbook pro that i have ever owned. I bought from ebay to get user upgrades already done. Absolutley satisfied.
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It is eligible for apple care until next march. It was only released earlier this year.