I have had an extreme since the new generation came out. I also have two "g" generation expresses. The whole setup worked great with 10.4, it sucks with 10.5. Apple changed the remote hard drive function to more of a server setup where you have to log into it every time. I loose connection to the server whenever I take my computer out of the house or whenever it goes to sleep, which often crashes the whole setup. Most importantly, IT IS SLOOOW! Much slower now that I converted to Leopard. I used to be able to stream movies from my external hard drive, now every movie, even compressed movies, crash almost immediately. Itunes does work on it pretty well. I keep hoping, with every Leopard update, that they will address some of my problems, they never do. I have even taken the whole setup into the Genius bar, and they couldnt make it work any better. I am now contemplating going back to 10.4.

This sort of contract clause is called boiler plate language. Courts usually dont enforce this language if it is 1) unreasonable, if it is 2) industry wide enough to not afford the consumer a choice, and if it is 3) something that a consumer would commonly know to be part of the agreement. I dont know why so many consumers even bother paying any attention to these types of agreements, theres nothing you can do about it and most of the time, if theres a problem, the provision proves unenforceable anyway. Take a chill pill and dont worry about it.