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Surprise! Another low-life trying to get something...

2007-07-30T09:34:00.000-07:00

Surprise! Another low-life trying to get something for nothing, and the courts looking like an appealing place to get it done.Yes Apple will take a return within the time limit. But this guy should have to pay all the court costs.

It is this type of action that makes lawyers look ...

2007-07-29T13:24:00.000-07:00

It is this type of action that makes lawyers look bad and causes many of us to distrust the legal system. I hope that a sane Judge dismisses the action and that both the jackass lawyer and his ignorant client are required to reimburse Apple for their expenses regarding this matter. People like this merely drive up the cost of every product we buy. Enough already!!

Philip, First, thank you for commenting here."The ...

2007-07-29T08:15:00.000-07:00

Philip,

First, thank you for commenting here.

"The issue is not what the press or the blog writers reported or assumed, but what Apple said or didn't say."

It's that "didn't say" part that bothers me, and therein lies our difference. You won't see Apple's pages specifically state any features _missing_ from the unit. This is true for other hardware manufacturers as

Thanks for the helpful links to early reports in t...

2007-07-29T07:31:00.000-07:00

Thanks for the helpful links to early reports in the press and the blogosphere that described the battery as non-replacable. I've updated my post with a link to this page. But these reports are not dispositive. The issue is not what the press or the blog writers reported or assumed, but what Apple said or didn't say. Note the very first comment in the SlashGear post that described the battery as

Apple 2.0 (and their parent site Business 2.0) are...

2007-07-29T00:48:00.000-07:00

Apple 2.0 (and their parent site Business 2.0) are notoriously negative on Apple and have always been, at least as bad as the San Jose Mercury News, and that's saying a lot. Fortunately, there will be some new office space available in San Francisco soon, as Business 2.0 is losing money hand over fist and will be closing its doors for good.

Apple should give the guy his money back and that ...

2007-07-28T15:23:00.000-07:00

Apple should give the guy his money back and that is that. I have bought the wrong item during my lifetime and would just turn around and return it for a refund, no big deal.