Jason said: Who even does these things? Actually Guyver might do something like this, he hates Apple enough.
John Browlee, a writer for Apple news and review site Cult of Mac, said the boy's act likely voided the warranty on all of the computers in the cart.
Guyver said: I'm very conflicted here, on one hand you have a feral child who's parents are probably cousins just urinating anywhere like a beast. Then on the other hard Apple products got what they deserved! ...
maxiboy said: I feel sorry for the school and the kids there losing valuable technology which really could have helped them.
Desi said: What's the big deal? He was only trying to upgrade them.
MrMoo said: I just did research on how many Macbooks would needed to replace the destroyed ones, is as follows: 36 11" Macbook Airs @ USD $999 each (bare bones models are the ones schools most likely get, and excluding the cost of optional upgrades) or 22 or 23 13" Macbook Airs @ USD $1599 each (Again excluding the optional upgrades) That means his parents, like what @iSR said, will probably ground him for the next 29 years after they see amounts I've mentioned above.
Dusty Lids said: $36000 lol like they have to get more piece of shit apple computers? they would have broke down in a year or 2 anyway and needed full replacing.
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