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Apple initiates replacement program for ‘small number’ of iMacs with 1TB Seagate HDDs

July 25th, 2011        

Apple initiates replacement program for 'small number' of iMacs with 1TB Seagate HDDs

Did you pick up a new iMac between May and July 2011 sporting a 1TB Seagate HDD? You should probably know that the platter might be of the prone to failing variety. No worries though, Apple’s announced it’ll replace potentially faulty drives at no cost.

Owners of registered rigs at risk are being notified via email, but if you skipped that form you can check the serial number on Apple’s website (linked below). After confirming that the machine’s eligible, you’ll be able to drop it off at an Apple Store or authorized service centre for the swap. It’s also suggested that you back up the drive prior to bringing it down. Finally, you’ve got a good excuse to use that Thunderbolt port.

SOURCE via Mac World

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