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Hi, long time sifter first time poster.
I currently live in the US and im very keen to purchase one of the new macbook pros, probably the cheapest but imo still a first rate portable.
My only question is, i will be moving overseas in 4 months to New Zealand indefinitely, but likely more than 4 years. I have checked with the NZ apple store and the prices are about us$700 more over there due to various reasons. Now when i buy my new mac form the apple store using my university discount , will it still work fine over in NZ, i understand they are the same computer so i also assume that the software or some unbeknown to me program or ap will work fine in NZ.
The other thing is will i beable to have my warranty honored in NZ as opposed to having to ship it back to the place of purchase? i would be interested in the extended coverage as my last ibook has a few problems...is the apple care plan worth it? i couldn't care less about the phone support, is there any other ways i could extend purely the warranty?
cheers for your help.
Tom
I currently live in the US and im very keen to purchase one of the new macbook pros, probably the cheapest but imo still a first rate portable.
My only question is, i will be moving overseas in 4 months to New Zealand indefinitely, but likely more than 4 years. I have checked with the NZ apple store and the prices are about us$700 more over there due to various reasons. Now when i buy my new mac form the apple store using my university discount , will it still work fine over in NZ, i understand they are the same computer so i also assume that the software or some unbeknown to me program or ap will work fine in NZ.
The other thing is will i beable to have my warranty honored in NZ as opposed to having to ship it back to the place of purchase? i would be interested in the extended coverage as my last ibook has a few problems...is the apple care plan worth it? i couldn't care less about the phone support, is there any other ways i could extend purely the warranty?
cheers for your help.
Tom