Apple users with Macs, displays, and iOS devices that were in a straight line hurt in the Japan earthquake and tsunami may be authorized for free maintenances. The suggestion, published on the Apple's Japanese website, ignores iPod classic, Nano and Shuffle, and only applies to consumers living in areas enclosed by the Ministry of Health's Disaster Relief Act.
Initially posted in March, Apple's message joins Softbank's offer to substitute lost iPhones registered to its network with new ones, and free calls to Japan from U.S. carriers, amongst others. Bearing in mind that water and other unintentional damage typically voids a device's warranty; you'll want to give Apple Care a call as soon as possible as the acceptance period only runs through June 30th.
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