Stolen phone- buying a new one (price?)

I just bought my upgraded phone for $200 in January but it was stolen last night. If I purchase a new 16g phone with my contract how much is it going to cost me?

Copied from my first post in your other thread asking if you will get a replacement iPhone for free.
If you want another iPhone, you must purchase another. If you purchased the iPhone at AT&T's subsidized or discounted price, you will pay full price this time, *which will cost you $400 more than you paid originally.*
The full retail sales price for the 16GB iPhone 4 is $400 more than AT&T's subsidized or discounted price. AT&T's subsidized or discounted price for the 16GB iPhone 4 is $199 plus applicable sales tax. The full retail sales price for the 16GB iPhone 4 is $599 plus applicable sales tax.

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Any opinions on if I should repair my old powerbook or just buy a new one?

Alright, here's the situation.
I have a Tipowerbook 867 (upgraded to 512 ram) that's a bit over two and a half years old. Over this two plus year period, I have used this powerbook quite a lot, pretty much every single day for several hours at a minimum. Well, the other day when I was picking it up off a chair, it half slipped out of my hand, and before I could catch it the left hinge hit the floor pretty good, and the little part of the hinge that goes up into the display is now pulled out, and the hinge does not rotate. This also exacerbated some small stress cracks in the light grey outer case of the bottom part right beneath the same hinge. Apple gave me a quote of about 600 dollars to fix it. I also plan to call around to some third party places to see if they can do it cheaper, but do not expect it to be less then 3-400 to get it fixed. If I did get it fixed, I would also want to buy a new battery as well (a cost of around $120), as the one I have currently is at 581 cycles, and does not last very long any more. This computer also has little things wrong that don't bother me overly much, but I still notice from time to time, like 2 or 3 little scratches on the screen and one longer one, plus it seems to have gained a dead pixel or two recently.
Now, the decision I'm trying to make is whether it would be better to get this one repaired, or whether to just try and sell it for whatever it gets (a couple hundred dollars plus, I figure?), and buy one of the new 1.67ghz modals for $1899 (including apple care)taxa gig of ram.
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Double the processor speed,
Quadruple the graphics card memory,
Triple the ram (I sometimes feel like this one has too little, but don't want to put more in it cause I'd have to trash one of the sticks in it, which reduces the net gain quite a bit, so I figure I'll just stick another gig in the new one, if I get it)
the bigger screen res (I use the entire screen most of the time currently, and I have good eyesight, so I see this as a good thing)
The larger HD (not a big deal, but I have been running into the upper limit of this one from time to time, but not without crap I can delete to free up space)
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The powerbooks were updated recently, and so will probably remain current a little bit longer.
It seems like a decent time in regard to the intel transition, since most (or at least some) of the bugs and incompatibilities will probably be worked out by the time I need to buy a new one.
So, I see lots of pluses to getting a new one, but am not sure if there are 13 or 14 hundred dollars worth of plusses.
If I do get a new computer, it will definitely be a powerbook, because I love being able to spend most of my time on the computer from my bed, and also being able to go upstairs and sit next to my dad on the couch and surf the web from there, and an ibook wouldn't do it for me, since I use the entire screen currently for various programs.
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P.S. Thanks for reading my somewhat long winded post, I'm the kind of person who really likes trying to quantify everything I can, and so I did.

Ok.
For starters, there is a Titanium thread, where you can get some more help, but my main Mac is a Ti, so let's get to it.
the hinge does not rotate
This is common on older TiBooks. I pray everytime I open mine.
to be less then 3-400 to get it fixed
Seems about right.
sell it for whatever it gets
Ebay is the place to go for current value on older technology. You will get the best price there as well. Look around eBay for similar models, with hinge damage like yours.
Frankly, the new Powerbooks are really nice. My roomate has one, and they are much studier than these TiBooks. You will not be disappointed. I would wait until MacExpo the 2nd week of January to see what Apple has to pull out of their hat as far as possible Powerbook or iBook options. No one knows for sure what--if any--new products will be released in the near future.
Larry, what do you do on the Mac? What do you need from it? You can pick up an iBook for as little as $999. You can also look online at the Apple Store refurbs (A link on the Apple Store site will take you there) for cheaper models.
I think your Ti has seen a good life... I vote for moving on.
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However, if you've been using your phone as recommended by Apple, there should be minimal data loss.
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Similarly, contacts should be synched to Address Book, Outlook, or a cloud service for you to easily synch back to your new phone.
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There should be no way to tell. The dealer/store shouldn't know either. It should be good as new.
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HT201412 My Ipad quit working - it's 2 years old. I called Apple and they basically told me that it's done. I can pay 249.00 to get a reburbished Ipad 1, or buy a new one. I want to know why it died? They mentione it could be the hard drive.

My Ipad 1 quit working after 2 years. Was never dropped, abused, etc. Just quit the other night. Went to the Apple store, called the support line and they tell me that since the warranty is up I can pay 249.00 for a refurbished Ipad or buy a new one. Not happy at all. I want to know why it quit. The person I talked to at Support says he doesn't know what happened. He says it sounds like my hard drive crashed. ANyone else have this problem? I am so mad.

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My computer crashed and I have to buy a new one. What happens to my Contacts, Photos, etc when i use the new computer? I do not have an iTunes backup.

My computer crashed and I have to buy a new one. What happens to my Contacts, Photos, etc when i use the new computer? I do not have an iTunes backup.

Do you have the iCloud set up? If you don't you need to buy a third party software that will do it for you when you plug your phone into the new computer. You can google: iPad/iPhone/iPod to Computer Transfer. You have to pay for the software but it's really a life saver and you get free updates for life. It'll save you a lot of pain and suffering in the future. I've used it many times.

I highly doubt there's a solution besides buying a new one, but.......

I have an 80 GB classic. I've had it for about eight months, and before that I had a 60 GB video for 3 years. My iPod is used in my daily routine (going to work, at my desk at work, going home, 5 days a week, so obviously I try to take care of it. I don't care if the back of it gets scratched (so yes, I do not have a carrying/protective case - at work it's either in my iHome or my pocket). On one fateful day about a month and a half ago, I my phone, iPod, bag, keys, and mail in my hands and I was in hurry and the out of all things, the iPod slipped out of my fingers and fell to the ground. None of the casing broke (it actually only got a tiny piece of paint off on one of the corners), but the software was obviously affected. This same thing happened with my old one and I just dealt with it for about a year and a half before it got too slow to handle. Now, now, it is slow to react to finger pressure on the wheel. It seems to have anywhere from a half second to 3 or 4 second delay on the wheel and buttons (^v). Sometimes it's like playing a blindfolded game of tag when trying to pick an artist because it seems the wheel has lost its sensitivity. It's not nearly as bad as my old one was, but it's still noticeable annoyance. Is there any way possible to solve this without having to buy a new one again?
Also, on an unrelated question, how do you eliminate the genre section in iTunes 8? I've heard people say to put: defaults write com.apple.iTunes show-genre-when-browsing -bool FALSE - in the terminal. Can someone fill me in on what the terminal is? Also, is it dangerous to do?
Thank you

Regarding the iPod, if a reset/restore don't work it out, it sounds like it might just be in need of service/replacement.
Terminal is a utility on the Mac operating system... one might relate it to the command prompt in Windows, for lack of better description ideas. So, in any case, according to your signature it wouldn't really apply to your computer. What exactly do you want to do when you say 'eliminate the genre section' in iTunes? You can turn that column off in iTunes by going to View > View Options and unchecking it. Or, if you're using album view in iTunes, you can just click the Artist or Album box at the top, rather than displaying Genre images.
CG

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