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Recommended Student Apple Laptop Program offered by Small Dog Electronics

Saint Michael's has partnered with Small Dog Electronics, a local Apple reseller, to create this program so that students can have an Apple laptop that offers a standardized computing environment; 4 year hardware and software support including accidental damage protection, pre-loaded with Microsoft Office and Avast anti-virus software for Mac, all at an academic discounted price.

The four year Apple laptop program includes free diagnosis and repair; parts AND labor included, accidental damage (one time full replacement), expedited repairs, free data back up, remote service and more. If your system does require service we have loaners for you to use while yours is being repaired. C2 and Small Dog in partnership with Saint Michael's College, looks forward to serving your computer needs. Join the Saint Michael's College Laptop program so you can concentrate on your studies.

Accidental damage covers the duration of the warranty of each computer however if the damage is severe and is determined to be beyond repair then the unit is replaced, which voids the original warranty and the student can buy another warranty on the replacement computer. Warranty services are provided by Safeware and 1, 2, 3 and 4 year coverage is available.

Learn more about Safeware here: http://www.safeware.com/

Copies of the terms and conditions of the Safeware warranty will be emailed to the email address provided with your order, if you need additional information email Email team

As a member of the Saint Michael's Student Purchase program you, your family and friends are entitled to special discounted pricing on all the products we sell and we have created a special page you can log into to and see all the discounted prices. Click here for the SMC Buyers Club http://smc.smalldog.com and use the log in provided to access this site.

If you have any questions email us at Email team and we'll be happy to help!

Why Back Up Your Data?

Even if you've taken precautions to protect your computer from malicious software, other potential dangers could destroy the information it holds. A power surge, lightning strike, hardware failure, or natural disaster could leave you without your important data or the use of your computer.

Backing up your files can help you avert disaster. Backing up is simply making an electronic copy of files, and storing that copy in a safe place. If you back up your files regularly, you can retrieve some of your information, if not all of it, if something happens to the originals on your computer.