Originally posted by cionheart
Anyway, someone better move this to Software Discussion![]()
Originally posted by TiWarrior
I have today received an email from a UK mac supplier offering OS 10.2 for £81.00. This seems a greatly reduced price, maybe to clear stock for 10.3?
Originally posted by TiWarrior
We do tend to get ripped off in the UK though. Have you seen what we pay for petrol?![]()
Oh ya think? i saw a copy of 10.2 for $10.Originally posted by ibookin'@mwny
Like others, I've seen 10.2 advertised for less than $100 here in the States. I think 10.3 should be out this fall, though, with demos at WWDC and MWNY.
I just hope it has another speed boost like 10.2 did.
im probably gonna guess pay. we are almost up to the price of a full copy of windows xp pro. it sucks that apple must charge for things that microsoft would release in a simple service pack. but anyways, microsoft has unlimited funds so then afford to release stuff like that. but on apple's side like i always say i will always pay for a premium product, although i dont buy any apple software but if i had to i would glady shell out the cash. bring on 10.3, pay or free, either way will do(not for many people though).Originally posted by markjones05
Do we have to pay for 10.3 or can we just internet upgrade?
Originally posted by evoluzione
mate, as an englishman in new york, i can tell you that most people here do not know what petrol is, they call it gas, which is weird seeing as it's a liquid(and yes i know it's an abbreviation of gasoline before i get slammed heh). what is it these days anyways, i hear you can get a 99 octane fuel now too???? niiiiice
Originally posted by TiWarrior
Just filled up this morning, 75pence per litre! Last time I was in the States, it was just over $1 per gallon!
Originally posted by Bear
90 cents Austrailian is about 53 cents US.
75 pence UK is aboput $1.24 US
So a gallon of petrol/gasoline is about $2.12 (US) in Australia and about $5 (US) in the UK. (Yes, I know 4 liters is about 6 ounces more than a gallon. This is only for aproximate price comparison anyway since prices fluctuate daily.)
In the US, the prices vary by what city and state you are in. I would say the current range is $1.50 to $2 per gallon for regular unleaded in the US.
Australia is really not far from that. The UK is way higher.
From my trips to Canada, the prices in (US dollars) seem to fall into the US price range.