Apple Care on MacBook

Hi all, it's me again..
Just wondering if any of you guys know when the 1 year free warranty / 90days actually start? At the day of online order or day of arrival?
+ Is it worth to buy the AppleCare on the MacBook?
I didn't have one on my G5..and don't know if the AppleCare is really useful or not... Please let me know, Thanks a lot

Hi all, it's me again..
Just wondering if any of you guys know when the 1
year free warranty / 90days actually start? At the
day of online order or day of arrival?
It starts from the day the computer is registered.
+ Is it worth to buy the AppleCare on the MacBook?
It's really up to the individual.
http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/macosgshould_i_purchaseapplecare
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