- 1). Decide on the kind of Apple computer you want, a laptop or a desk-based model. If you’re getting one for personal use, a laptop will be more portable and enable you to take it while you travel. If you're setting up a conference to teach basic computer skills, you’ll need more, depending on your class size.
- 2). Understand the application you’ll be using your Apple computer for. When you go to rent the Apple computer, you need to know in advance if you need a word processing application, a database application, or other specific programs.
- 3). Call a local company first to rent your Apple computer, if that’s your preference. Sometimes local companies can be more responsive to your needs. This can be critical if you’re working with a short time deadline. If you prefer, contact a national rental company by telephone or use an online form.
- 4). Give the rental company the complete information for the Apple computer you want to rent. Make sure the person you call writes down your complete requirements. If it’s a national company, there’ll be a delivery date that you need to confirm. If it’s a local time, specify a pick-up time that is convenient for you.
- 5). Make sure you understand the cost of your Apple computer rental. Inquire about late turn-in fees. Agree to the terms with the company when you’re satisfied with your rental agreement.
- 6). Pick up your Apple computer from the local company or unpack it when it’s delivered, depending on if you went with a local or a national company. Enjoy your Apple computer rental!
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