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I'm getting a new mac mini soon, and hesitating if i need to buy applecare with it. Got several questions about the applecare for mac mini: 1.if i upgrade the hard drive of mac mini, which will void the warranty of applecare, will the apple display & wireless keyboard & mouse that i purchase along with mac mini still be under applecare warranty? 2.if i sell the mac mini after one year, will the apple display,keyboard,mouse still under the protection of applecare?

3.i already have a wireless mighty mouse (within one year of purchase) before purchasing mac mini, may i add it to the applecare? 4.if i purchase iSight with mac mini, will be it under the protection of applecare as well? Appreciate any help!!

Okay, I took a closer look at the FAQ, it says: 'An Apple mouse and keyboard when included with a covered computer (or purchased with Mac mini)' So, it seems that you do need to purchase a keyboard or mouse at the same time as the Mac mini and would cover the mouse and keyboard that normally ships with the other types of Apple computers. I would understand that to mean that a keyboard or mouse would only be covered if they were purchased at the same time as the Mac mini. I had been reading the other section that says: 'An AirPort Extreme Card, an AirPort Express or AirPort Extreme Base Station, and Apple RAM when used with a Mac covered by the AppleCare Protection Plan' Which makes it sound like those devices do not need to be purchased at the same time. In fact, I got a replacement (original) AirPort Base Station five years after I bought it because I had a 12' PowerBook with an APP.

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My mom is still using the replacement one seven years after the original purchase. (I gave it to her after I got my AirPort Express.) -Doug. I'll try to help: 1.

Are you a certified Apple Authorized Service Provider? If you are not and you damage anything, the repair will not be covered by the original warranty or the AppleCare Protection Plan. I would be up to the service technician doing a repair in the future to tell you if the entire warranty was voided by your actions or not. Since we're all users and none of us work for Apple, we cannot speak for Apple. I would suspect, however I can't be certain, Apple would still give you service for the peripherals since they were not involved in the original incident. The warranty for the peripherals will travel with the computer.

If you no longer own the computer, you will not be able to get service for those parts. If you sell your Mac mini, you have two options: Transfer the AppleCare Protection Plan to the new owner or get a refund for the amount of time you have not used. I would suggest you sell the peripherals with the Mac mini and the AppleCare Protection Plan.

This would be a valuable add-on to your sale. Or you can keep the peripherals to use with your next Mac and they'll be covered by your new AppleCare Protection Plan.

You do not need to 'enroll' all your peripherals. As long as you own the computer with the AppleCare Protection Plan, you will get support for the peripherals you're using. For example, Apple gave me support for the AirPort Express that I bought before my Mac mini with a plan. As long as it's a mouse, keyboard or AirPort Express or AirPort Extreme, they're covered no matter when you purchased them.

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However, for a display to be covered, you must purchase the display at the same time or purchase a separate AppleCare Protection Plan for the display. The AppleCare Protection Plan (link is a PDF) does not specify that an iSight is a covered peripheral. Appreciate your help very much!

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That's pretty much that i need to know. Just one more question, when you say you'll get support for peripherals no matter when you purchased it, do you actually mean technical support or if any peripheral goes wrong, u can request a repair/replacement free of charge? You do not need to 'enroll' all your peripherals. As long as you own the computer with the AppleCare Protection Plan, you will get support for the peripherals you're using. For example, Apple gave me support for the AirPort Express that I bought before my Mac mini with a plan. As long as it's a mouse, keyboard or AirPort Express or AirPort Extreme, they're covered no matter when you purchased them. However, for a display to be covered, you must purchase the display at the same time or purchase a separate AppleCare Protection Plan for the display.

Okay, I took a closer look at the FAQ, it says: 'An Apple mouse and keyboard when included with a covered computer (or purchased with Mac mini)' So, it seems that you do need to purchase a keyboard or mouse at the same time as the Mac mini and would cover the mouse and keyboard that normally ships with the other types of Apple computers. I would understand that to mean that a keyboard or mouse would only be covered if they were purchased at the same time as the Mac mini. I had been reading the other section that says: 'An AirPort Extreme Card, an AirPort Express or AirPort Extreme Base Station, and Apple RAM when used with a Mac covered by the AppleCare Protection Plan' Which makes it sound like those devices do not need to be purchased at the same time. In fact, I got a replacement (original) AirPort Base Station five years after I bought it because I had a 12' PowerBook with an APP. My mom is still using the replacement one seven years after the original purchase. (I gave it to her after I got my AirPort Express.) -Doug. Apple Footer.

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