Hilarious story: guy tries to return Mac because of 'dust' from pollution

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by Ach..tung! » Mar 19, 2012 09:23 am　　in General 　　Replies 1 　　Views 1086　

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Just thought this one was priceless:

http://www.chinawhisper.com/apple-refuses-to-fix-macs-for-bad-environmen...

Guy tried to return his mac because after a year of use a coat of dust had settled on the screen. Apple refused claiming it was all due to Shanghai's pollution. Pollution or shitty product?

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Re: Hilarious story: guy tries to return Mac because of 'dust' from pollution

by mattaya » Apr 11, 2012 23:09 pm

No the macbook is not a shitty product, and I don't know how the pollution is in Shanghai but I heard it wasn't worst then Beijing. They actually had a recall on a lot of the apple products not sure if you knew about this but they had put some kind of liquid in the screen to make it go faster. Only problem with that was the chemicals they were using caused health problems and many people had to retire and many employees sued the apple company in China over this.

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