 MysticGogetaThe Robot DevilPremium join:2005-03-14 League City, TX | Pathetic I wonder what they are going to do when it breaks in the first 3 days, after all how often are new products perfect? -- Team Discovery-Join the fight |
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 ColorBASIC8-bit FunPremium join:2006-12-29 Corona, CA | Take it to the Apple store or AT&T Wireless store for repair or replacement. |
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 MysticGogetaThe Robot DevilPremium join:2005-03-14 League City, TX | Problem with that is they might take a while to fix it and thats your cell phone. -- Team Discovery-Join the fight |
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 ColorBASIC8-bit FunPremium join:2006-12-29 Corona, CA | I dunno. Once the rush is over I wouldn't be surprised if most repair parts are stocked locally. The one time I had a refurbed Mac Pro in for service it was repaired and ready for pickup in 24 hours. I had a MacBook in for a heatsink update, dropped it off at 10AM and picked it up at 2PM the same day.
I'm just not seeing where there are shortages. I wouldn't be surprised that the first shipment sells out, but I would be surprised if you couldn't walk into any Apple store NEXT Friday and just pick up an iPhone. The online Apple Store while claiming 2-4 week delivery is allowing 2 phones per order.
I don't think parts will be hard to come by and will be stocked. It's just a matter if iPhone repairs will be done locally if you bring it into an Apple Store. -- Macintosh Users Group Serving the Inland Empire |
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 MysticGogetaThe Robot DevilPremium join:2005-03-14 League City, TX | I would have to think it would be hard to repair the phones and that it would take awhile for them to complete the repairs on it. I would figure repairing a computer would be quite fast because the parts are easily changeable but on a phone I wouldn't see the repairs done so fast especially around the first month of releasing the product. -- Team Discovery-Join the fight |
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 ColorBASIC8-bit FunPremium join:2006-12-29 Corona, CA 1 edit | I would think it would go about as fast as an iPod but I've never had an iPod die on me so I don't know what their turn around is. My Razr V3 took a crap (the outer LCD died) and AT&T told me 3 weeks to get it back. I ended up just buying a Slvr L7/iTunes off eBay.
The iPhones have been in use for a long time so HOPEFULLY the bugs are worked out and any manufacturing quirks were as well.
Maybe it's a good reason for those interested to wait 3-4 months for a 'revision A' iPhone. -- Macintosh Users Group Serving the Inland Empire |
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 MysticGogetaThe Robot DevilPremium join:2005-03-14 League City, TX | I have a Slvr L7 also I love my phone I would wait its like any new product its best to tread lightly until they revise the phone and clean up bugs that certainly will occur. -- Team Discovery-Join the fight |
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| said by MysticGogeta:I would wait its like any new product its best to tread lightly until they revise the phone and clean up bugs that certainly will occur. I certainly agree... Considering the fact that the hardware, and software are new, and the O/S is proprietary, I am waiting for the bugs to be announced, and the users to cry for wasting that money. I don't know about the Slvr L7, but I love my Motorola Q and my Sprint SERO plan. Cheap, and honest to God, it has not been "unreliable" in any way since I've had it. But even with that phone, and Windows Mobile, occasionally I have to reboot the phone, lol, to get it to work right. But it's not often at all, and as a matter of fact, since I never turn it off, I think it's been up for about 3 weeks now.  -- SIPPhone/Gizmo # 17476200648 / PIMPNET Chatline / Ran by Asterisk & Slackware 10.1. |
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 MysticGogetaThe Robot DevilPremium join:2005-03-14 League City, TX | Hey its windows what do you do am I right  |
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