• Apple settles class-action suit against faulty power supplies

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    Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

    If your power supply was fraying and, potentially, burninating, have we got a lawsuit for you. Head over to the class-action website for a list of serial codes and, if your power supply matches, you’re eligible for a replacement. The deadline is May 31, 2009.

    My power supply actually frayed like this and Apple replaced it a few weeks ago for free. Your first step should probably be a trip to the Apple Store and then go through this class action if that doesn’t solve your problem.

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