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Djroids

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Nov 24, 2009
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In the past I have noticed apples sales have been very low, Maybe like 20 or 30 dollars off. I think this sale it going to be around the same as all the others. There might be a slight chance it may be a good sale, but it is an online only sale so you do have to pay shipping.
So with shipping added on I don't think you will be getting a very good deal and will just have to wait longer. I suggest going into the store and just purchasing one there, so you can actually see what you are buying
 
Perhaps a few facts you didn't know.

The savings on computers have traditionally been about $100 off.

The sale is not online only.

Apple ships free.

There are at least 5 other Black Friday threads, probably more.


Do you have a link for that pic in your profile?


Go away perv. :D
 
not only online, orly?
maybe you are right about the shipping part
"The special one-day Apple shopping event. November 27.

Come back to the Apple Online Store the day after Thanksgiving for a special one-day-only holiday shopping event. You’ll find dozens of great iPod, iPhone, and Mac gift ideas — all with free shipping.

Mark your calendar now. And until then, start your research by browsing the Apple Online Store to find iPod, iPhone, and Mac gifts for everyone on your list"
 
not only online, orly?
maybe you are right about the shipping part
"The special one-day Apple shopping event. November 27.

Come back to the Apple Online Store the day after Thanksgiving for a special one-day-only holiday shopping event. You’ll find dozens of great iPod, iPhone, and Mac gift ideas — all with free shipping.

Mark your calendar now. And until then, start your research by browsing the Apple Online Store to find iPod, iPhone, and Mac gifts for everyone on your list"

*face palm*

www.apple.com/retail
 

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DJ Roid,

Thanks for the hot news. I had no idea that Apple was going to have a Black Friday sale. Somehow, I must have forgotten after reading the other 14 threads.

Bryan
 
Ok whatever I don't care about that stuff he point is there sale isn't worth it. The most you can save is around 10 percent
 
The black friday deal certainly did not suck if you were in the market for an Imac, so I don't quite get the point, it would have been quite irrational to expect a huge discount on anything else (say a Mini).
 
How did it suck? It was no better or worse than any year before. You should be lucky they chose to have a sale.
 
macs are expensive enough so 100 dollars off of a 1400 dollar computer is still very expensive for the average consumer
 
macs are expensive enough so 100 dollars off of a 1400 dollar computer is still very expensive for the average consumer

And you get what you pay for...

If Macs are too expensive for you, then I would suggest buying something else that's more in your price range.

Bryan
 
I saved $120 off on Black Friday. I was able to combine my Apple EPP discount from my company with the Black Friday sale. It was more savings than the educational discount.

My i5 cost me $1879 and it is already shipped and in the US making its way to me. Hopefully by Friday.
 
I ordered mine, and said I was a student, and I got more off than the Black Friday deal. I took my chance being randomly checked, which I didn't.

Between the software, and the computer, I saved myself almost $300!
 
I ordered mine, and said I was a student, and I got more off than the Black Friday deal. I took my chance being randomly checked, which I didn't.

Between the software, and the computer, I saved myself almost $300!

It's a shame that people like you abuse Apple's generosity.
 
If my son will use the computer for his editing projects at school, what's the problem? He doesn't have a credit card at 15.
 
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