Duh moment(s)
A) Welcome to the world of Mac. The first/original Mac was delayed for years. Get used to it. We all already have.
B) This is a brand new computer. They have to be built and shipped in foreign countries that have different perceptions of schedules and deadlines. And then they must sit in customs for 3-5 weeks while the ass-scratchers decide if they are really laptops or a shipment of toothbrushes.
C) You can get a Dull in a few days because they are actually not brand spankin' new. The motherboard is made by Intel or whomever and sold as one big piece, the case is a rehash of some other Dull model with a different plastic panel "skin" that is assembled/distributed all over the place (including down the road from where I work). The rest of the pieces are just bolted on or thrown in (sound card, graphics cards, drives). Not much engineering or skill required in making it all work. Imagine rows and rows of generic/bland speakers and monitors that sit on shelves waiting only to be sold to some shmuck who thinks "Dude, you're gettin' a Dell" is the greatest market slogan on earth.
D) It's Apple, this always happens. Get used to it. See point A.
A) Welcome to the world of Mac. The first/original Mac was delayed for years. Get used to it. We all already have.
B) This is a brand new computer. They have to be built and shipped in foreign countries that have different perceptions of schedules and deadlines. And then they must sit in customs for 3-5 weeks while the ass-scratchers decide if they are really laptops or a shipment of toothbrushes.
C) You can get a Dull in a few days because they are actually not brand spankin' new. The motherboard is made by Intel or whomever and sold as one big piece, the case is a rehash of some other Dull model with a different plastic panel "skin" that is assembled/distributed all over the place (including down the road from where I work). The rest of the pieces are just bolted on or thrown in (sound card, graphics cards, drives). Not much engineering or skill required in making it all work. Imagine rows and rows of generic/bland speakers and monitors that sit on shelves waiting only to be sold to some shmuck who thinks "Dude, you're gettin' a Dell" is the greatest market slogan on earth.
D) It's Apple, this always happens. Get used to it. See point A.