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MacBook bottom case replacement program extended to four years

Avatar for Ben Lovejoy  | Apr 18 2013 - 5:28 am PT
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If the rubber surface of your MacBook has separated from the bottom case, and you bought it between Oct 2009 and April 2011, you’re in luck: Apple has just extended warranty coverage of this specific issue to four years. Apple originally launched the replacement program in May 2011. Full details on the Apple support site (via MacRumors.)

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