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Ports on back of TiBook are 'sunken'
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Duluth, MN
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After a few weeks use, I've become irritated with my DVI port and my USB ports on the rear of my TiBook. They appear to be 'sunk' in by nearly a 1/16" - enough to make my DVI connector's screws not grip into the screw inlets so it hangs there loosely falling out quite often. Also, my USB ports do not work unless I literally 'force' and wiggle the USB cable into the port. I ordered my TiBook/SD custom built from Apple, 1GB ram blah blah blah, so I'm thinking that when they put it back together, this portion of the ports was not exactly in place. I have not tried the other ports, but they do not seem to be as sunken in as the rest. Do I complain to Apple and lose my TiBook for weeks or live with it? 
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Do you actually think your machine was specially built? Thousands of people have ordered the SuperDrive/gigabyte of memory configuration. 
I think what you're experiencing is normal. My USB ports are very tight, too. Also, the DVI connector is notoriously recessed.
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Join Date: Oct 2002
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Thanks, as I'd hate to lose my PB. What has everyone been doing to fix it?
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