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Apple MacPro Refurbs on Apple Ireland Site

uvox · 2010-12-04 18:06:16

Looking at some nice machines there. Look like good deals. The question is: does the refurb come with any signs of wear and tear? How do you know? Or are they all, "as new"?

04-12-2010 6:06pm

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Looking at some nice machines there. Look like good deals.

The question is: does the refurb come with any signs of wear and tear? How do you know? Or are they all, "as new"?

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#2 04-12-2010 6:52pm

yer man!

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I just bought a refurb last week and it's fantastic, Apple replace everything you see on the laptop, the only thing that isn't "new" is the insides. I was iffy bout buying one but i'm glad I did. Make sure you buy one with 10 hour battery instead of 7 hour on the refurb page, but ya everything on outside is brand new.

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