Buying Used Macs. The Definitive How-To Guide.

This must be the month for books. It all started when Apple pulled all the Wiley books (Tiger for Dummies, iCon: Steve Jobs, etc) from the Apple Store’s book shelves.

I hit Amazon and came away a few hundred dollars less rich (or poorer; depends on your perspective). More on that in another article.

Used Macs. You’ve got one, right? Me, too. Once you buy a new Mac it becomes, almost automatically and certainly overnight, a used Mac.

Neale Monks’ book “Buying Used.... (excerpted).

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