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Over the last month, questionable upgrade pricing (Apple OSX Leopard: More Angry Customers), censorship (Mac OSX Cracked for PCs/More Update Woes(Is Apple Now Censoring Tom's Hardware?), and a bug-ridden operating system (Update: More Leopard Problems Plague Apple).While they represent problems for Apple, they are certainly surmountable for a mega corporation. But a new development may not be so easy to repair: Multiple sources indicate that at least some 20 and 24 inch iMacs sold since their debut August 7, 2007 may have shipped with defective displays.
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- Mark
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Apple has literally billions of dollars on hand in liquid assets and essentially zero long term debt, companies like IBM have billions more long term debt than liquid assets.
I don't think warranty problems will sink Apple. POing thier customer base sure could though.
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Wally,
I agree. Apple is doing great and this won't really hurt them.- Mark
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