Do I Stick Twist or Fold on my Comming imac

[Tarkovsky]

I have an imac 24 comming the day after the keynote and I'm wondering what opinion is on what I should do if there is a serious update. I've pretty much wrangled a copy of iLife outa them, but if they do a big upgrade such as increaseingthe FSB to 800, or do away with the hardware limmitations that allow it only address the current 3 gig of ram (eurgh), should I simply send it back before I receive it, or try to haggle for a discount? Do you guys even think a discount is possible? If they had to sell it as a refurb, they would loose a load and have to pay for further shipping...

 

[livingfortoday]

Don't even open it. You can return it or exchange it if it hasn't been opened. Unless it BTO, in which case you might have trouble returning it.

Edit: Also, what the heck does the title of this thread mean?

 

[Tarkovsky]

Poker diction for gambling immagery... Cheese for the advice!

 

[Tarkovsky]

I meant cheers in a wierd voice, not that your advice is cheese. It was good, that makes me feel a bit safer about the whole thing.

 

[livingfortoday]

I was also confused by the cheese, but I figured it was a gambling thing again, so I didn't ask.

 

[Tarkovsky]

To clarify I don't gamble myself. Well only for crack.

 

[ascender]

Just because you open it and use it doesn't mean you can't send it back for a full refund. I think you get a grace period where you can get Apple pick it up and refund you for any reason at all. 7-14 days or something like that?

 

[livingfortoday]

Just because you open it and use it doesn't mean you can't send it back for a full refund. I think you get a grace period where you can get Apple pick it up and refund you for any reason at all. 7-14 days or something like that?

Nope.

t. A 10% open box fee will be assessed on any opened hardware or accessory.

 

[freeman24]

Nope.

Depends where you live. Its law in the UK to have a "Grace Period"

(hope im right cause thats how i managed to return my phone lol)