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Does anyone have a suggestion as where to start with my new laptop? It is going to be a hard road after over a decade with this OS. It is over, and I have no plans of ever going back. New phone (Android), new lap tap, new desk top, new tablet. The romance is over for this kid - it is my only play. It is disappointing that the single company I thought was different, and actually looking out for it's customers is not. More importantly - It doesn't go this way in a Steve Jobs world. Plus, it opens the door for all screen cracks (excessive force or not). My theory: The bottom line cost of fixing this is too much. After reading all of the other stories - clearly this is a design flaw, and clearly the number of people affected is adding up. The cost of a new screen is close to $800.

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I am disillusioned and frustrated with mac in general. More than the crack, I am disappointed by the accusation that it is my fault.

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The MBA is only 6 months old - the crack goes all the way across the top, and has even spilled pink and blue colour down the left edge. Now, I am told that my screen crack was my fault. Minor problems have always been dealt with perfectly. I have bought at least 3 new screens with all of the apple care purchases for all of my toys, and never once tried to make a claim or even had a major problem.

Now, when I have my very first mac issue, I am told that the crack required excessive force and is not covered by apple care.

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Not only have I raved about mac for years, I have converted many many PC users. I baby my MBA, and I have the whole mac family. Completely spontaneous in the top left corner. I am now added to the victim list of macbook air screen cracks. Maybe this really makes no difference in the end, but it SEEMS to me that it COULD matter, in my case at least. The screen assembly is always resting against the padding that is between my back and the Air. This way, there is nothing that is oddly shaped pressing into the thinnest part of my Air. When I put my Air in my bag, I am ALWAYS mindful of putting the display part of the computer FACING my back, so that the body of the Air is facing the carrying compartment. MY backpack has a dedicated computer slot that is between my back and the carrying compartment where I keep my books and things. I use my Air at college, and accordingly, carry my computer in a backpack.

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If you are putting the Air in a bag, or backpack, perhaps you should invest in a little protection in the form of a hard plastic shell case? I know its not much, but it might be enough to additionally protect your $1000+ investment from getting a cracked screen.ДЄlso, consider the orientation of your computer when you put it in your bag. ANY pressure that is exerted on the screen assembly might be enough to crack the screen, as it is made of GLASS. Even though it is made of aluminum, it still has flex to it. You guys have to remember that the screen assembly on the Air is INCREDIBLY thin. Has anyone had similar problems? If the MacBook Air is so delicate that damage happens this easily, literaly without anything to cause it, then it's just crazy and a massive design flaw. I haven't had the chance to contact Apple yet, but I highly doubt the guarentee will cover this again. Like before I was just sat with it infront of me, the crack wasn't there one second and then suddenly it was. Just now I've noticed a crack that looks exactly the same as the one before but on the oppisite side of the screen.

So I've had this new Air for around three weeks and this time I've been even more careful with it, with nothing at all happening that should have caused damage (trust me, I'd have remembered if even the smallest thing had happened!). Anyway we contacted Apple and a replacement was sent. At my local Apple reseller/repair store they took a look at it but like me didn't have a clue how it happened. So I was obviously confused/annoyed when a relatively small crack appeared on the LCD behind the screen literally out of nowhere and without anything happening to it. I used a case everytime it went anywhere and didn't bang it on anything, drop it or knock anything against it. I bought my first MacBook Air just over a month ago and couldn't have been more careful with it.

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