There's nothing about Apple's design (save maybe a bad batch of drives from a supplier) that would lead to a high rate of hard drive failures. I have had an external hard drive crash on me. I've never had a hard drive fail in any of my Apple notebooks. I don't know why you're judging a company by a fairly common failure mechanism (hard drive crashes) for all computers. It's just depressing that I had a PC notebook that lasted me for three years no problem (travelled with me to University) and a macbook can't even last me a year. 'almost' the cost of a new Mac Book (and another year's warranty $100/year). So of course this is my second time around = $980. Give us a ring we’re two mins from J8 M62 near IKEA and M&S etc.On my bill for the first hard drive replacement the total was $487.60 including parts and labour (covered by warranty). Whether its an iMac or a MacBook the end result is superb.

Generally you wont require more memory as the SSD will deliver a lot more power than you could imagine. You’ll feel like you’ve just bought a new Mac! We will even clone your existing data to the new drive, so you don’t lose any photos etc in fact everything will be just where it was prior to the upgrade, just a whole lot faster. This significantly speeds your Mac up in terms of booting and opening applications. While it’s here we could upgrade your MacBook by replacing the original hard drive with an SSD. Screen replacements, liquid damage, hard drive recovery and replacement, Logic board repairs, GPU repairs, hard drive upgrades, PSU replacement, in fact too many to mention. If your iMac or MacBook is having problems with the never ending spinning wheel or the flashing document folder /question mark that are just two common situations that spring to mind we can resolve them, but whatever the issue we’re up for the challenge. Plus he didn’t lose any data and he now owns a better than new MacBook. The customer opted for an SSD to be fitted and having read his review it seems he’s delighted by the outcome as its now super efficient. Later that morning he brought it round to our workshop and a couple of tests confirmed the hard drive was the problem which would require replacement. A customer phoned to ask what could be done for his MacBook which was showing the spinning beach ball, so instead of being able to work smoothly it was a stuttering performance, stopping every other minute to all0w the hard drive to catch up, hardly a good situation.

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