The thing that i'm questioning is, i'd have had a Macbook for 2 years, if I got another new one, i'd want to keep it for another 2 years or so, thats quite a long time for a machine and i'd be upgrading to one that is pretty much exactly the same albiet a bit quicker, with a MBP at least i'd have something different to play with for 2 years..
Dilemma. Please Help!
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That's exactly what i was saying earlier and that's why come September I'll be selling my MacBook with 1yr Applecare and getting a MacBook Pro and my new insurance policy will cover accidental damage to laptops up to £3000 so no need for Applecare
In all honesty you will not notice the difference between new and old MacBooks but upgrading to a Pro is like having a whole new computer. As long as you can afford it it's a no brainer imo
It's Lloyds building and contents insurance, my Missis works for Lloyds so where getting a good deal
That's exactly what i was saying earlier and that's why come September I'll be selling my MacBook with 1yr Applecare and getting a MacBook Pro and my new insurance policy will cover accidental damage to laptops up to £3000 so no need for Applecare
AppleCare is an extended warranty, not an insurance policy.
Good point. Applecare is handy though.