“Apple Replacing Hard Drives on Old MacBooks for Free”
If you bought a MacBook sometime between 2006 and 2007, your gear could be eligible for a free hard drive replacement courtesy of Apple. Apparently drives in certain MacBooks of that generation shipped with defective drives.
Everyone I know who bought a MacBook around those times had a a hard drive crash (most of them under warranty), including the person who bought mine. It’s nice to see that’s not supposed to be the norm with all Apple laptops, even if it took them three years to realize there was a problem.
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