<p>Thanks WD, I’ll probably just try and download the RC and see how well it works with Boot Camp until then. </p>
<p>I guess your SOL with an Apple in South Carolina then.</p>
<p>Thanks WD, I’ll probably just try and download the RC and see how well it works with Boot Camp until then. </p>
<p>I guess your SOL with an Apple in South Carolina then.</p>
<p>lol… ya, I have an auto race in South Carolina in September and am debating taking my MacBook Pro as we will be camping at the racetrack. Humidity is a killer!</p>
<p>Humidity won’t trip a sensor. I’ve had my iPhone outside and even my MPB outside in high humidity and neither have a tripped sensor. The sensors are placed where if they get spilled on, you’re probably SOL anyways. And who the heck spills something on their computer anyways? Even a 600$ is 600$. I’m somewhat miffed that people should even think of “oh i have a warranty, i can do whatever”. This is like brushing your teeth, you need to start good habits young to prevent worser happenings later down the line.</p>
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<p>Haha, I spilled tea on my computer this year… New motherboard = free under warranty. It was an accident, though…</p>
<p><em>facepalm</em> and you’re a CS TA!! AAHHHH! ;)</p>
<p>i know, it was super embarrassing to have to tell my boss i didn’t have my comp bc i spilled tea on it. he then offered to loan me one from olsson lol!!! but since we still had an itc lab in brown i said i didn’t need a loaner. he also let me use his tablet once when i needed a tablet for some ed-school work.</p>
<p>ETA: i should probably note that he most likely offered an olsson loaner because then i could do more grading or something, but OTOH he’s just nice (like the loaning-his-tablet-for-non-cs-work thing).</p>
<p>I’ve had both my iPhone and MBP everywhere from FL to SC to Mexico, and many other high humidity places, and don’t think I’ve tripped a sensor, but I sure haven’t opened it up either to find out.</p>
<p>Canuck: on your iPhone, you can shine a flashlight down your headphone jack. You’ll either see a little white thing or big red ugly tripped sensor. I, for a long time, could never find mine. Then my friend showed me his, which he dropped in a pool, and immediately you could see the red dot, even without the flashlight. The other one is in the bottom of the case.</p>
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<p>Thats not so bad, I fell asleep with mine and it hit the floor in the middle of the night. I needed that Dell warranty in a hurry. I paid for the direct onsite warranty from Dell and it has been worth the money. They will come right to your dorm or apt.</p>
<p>That’s neat, thanks. No red on mine.</p>