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auxplage
Apr 23, 2005, 10:47 PM
I went to the Apple American Store, and here are shipping times:
Mac Mini . . . 1-3 days
eMac . . . Same Day Shipping
iMac . . . 5-7 days
PowerMac . . . 3-5 days (except single)
Powerbook . . . 1-3 days (does not means much)
iBook . . . 1-3 days
I wonder what this means? :)
Dr. Dastardly
Apr 24, 2005, 12:05 AM
It means when you order something online, thats how long it will take for the computer to be at your door step.
Nothing more, that is all.
mkrishnan
Apr 24, 2005, 12:18 AM
Okay, auxplage, I'll play with you if no one else wants to. :) So the usual format of this is that a machine is about to be updated either because the ship times are very quick, meaning they're pushing them out the door, or very long, meaning they're not really available. So which is it? The eMac or the PMG5 that's getting a boost on Tuesday?
What would be really fun is if you were to sign in to the Apple store online in every that has one, and get all the same ship times, and create some kind of associative mapping paradigm that could decode the location of Steve's super-secret base. :D
auxplage
Apr 24, 2005, 12:24 AM
It means when you order something online, thats how long it will take for the computer to be at your door step.
Nothing more, that is all. :D
You are no fun. :p I know that is what it technically means. I was just adding to "MacRumors".
Okay, auxplage, I'll play with you if no one else wants to. :) So the usual format of this is that a machine is about to be updated either because the ship times are very quick, meaning they're pushing them out the door, or very long, meaning they're not really available. So which is it? The eMac or the PMG5 that's getting a boost on Tuesday?
What would be really fun is if you were to sign in to the Apple store online in every that has one, and get all the same ship times, and create some kind of associative mapping paradigm that could decode the location of Steve's super-secret base. :D
Thanks for playing!!! It is always fun to hear a positive, optimistic response!! :)
mkrishnan
Apr 24, 2005, 12:28 AM
Thanks for playing!!! It is always fun to hear a positive, optimistic response!! :)
Any time. If you notice, it's curious that there are only 10 digits given in all of the waiting times together. I bet if you called 135-735-1313, the automated system would bump up your Tiger ship date! :D
Bear
Apr 24, 2005, 07:26 AM
It means when you order something online, thats how long it will take for the computer to be at your door step.
Nothing more, that is all.You have that a bit off. It's the *estimated* time it will take Apple to ship the computer. Getting to the customer is more time depending on where they live and how the unit is shipped.
Bear
Apr 24, 2005, 07:30 AM
I went to the Apple American Store, and here are shipping times:
Mac Mini . . . 1-3 days
eMac . . . Same Day Shipping
iMac . . . 5-7 days
PowerMac . . . 3-5 days (except single)
Powerbook . . . 1-3 days (does not means much)
iBook . . . 1-3 days
I wonder what this means? :)It means that either they've had a surge of orders of the iMac (The PowerMacs leadtime increased a few days ago.) and slight surges on the MacMini and iBook.
Or they may be ready to announce new imac models within the next couple of weeks. And the same for PowerMac models. The others are probably indicative of a slight increase in orders.
In truth, it's a guessing game, but the prior evidence points to new PowerMacs and iMacs sooner than later.
fener
Apr 24, 2005, 09:00 AM
This means:
iMac is definitely getiing updated this Tuesday or Thursday
iBook is 99% getting updated
PowerMac is 50% getting updated
Nothing for Powerbooks
Nothing for Mac Mini
Even it says ame day for eMac, I say they have 50% chance getiing updated. If not now, they will get updated in August, or will be discontinued.
Thats all; get your cc ready to buy iBook/iMac :)
mkrishnan
Apr 24, 2005, 09:04 AM
*puts money down for iBook G5* :rolleyes: :eek: :D
*shakes head*...how is this thread not yet in the wasteland?
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