Yeah I know where that 0.375% comes from. But a tax is supposed to be charged on products and services. IMHO, a tax on a tax is nonsense.![]()
Oh ok. Yeah, I agree. That's a huge tax, but do you have to pay all sorts of other taxes like we do in the US?
Yeah I know where that 0.375% comes from. But a tax is supposed to be charged on products and services. IMHO, a tax on a tax is nonsense.![]()
Yeah I know where that 0.375% comes from. But a tax is supposed to be charged on products and services. IMHO, a tax on a tax is nonsense.![]()
Oh ok. Yeah, I agree. That's a huge tax, but do you have to pay all sorts of other taxes like we do in the US?
It really should only be charged on products. Recently here they started charging tax on things like haircuts and storage rentals that used to be tax free.
The mini has been brought up several times. Some posters' lives are now over since the Mac mini isn't mentioned in the invitation.Yeesh, almost 1500 posts and NO ONE even THOUGHT of a Mac Mini upgrade? Remember folks, the Mac Mini uses notebook parts too. I smell victory for Mac users.(Sadly, it smells just like farts...
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The new macbooks are due to release in November.
So the rumor goes.
Yeesh, almost 1500 posts and NO ONE even THOUGHT of a Mac Mini upgrade? Remember folks, the Mac Mini uses notebook parts too. I smell victory for Mac users.(Sadly, it smells just like farts...
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Also, I want BTO options even on the LOWEST end of the MacBook price spectrum. Like this $800 MacBook everyone's batting about: What would it cost AFTER I put in a BTO Blu-Ray option (if it's even necessary)?
Also, I would like to make a proposal to all you Combo Drive haters: What if said Combo Drive was actually DVD read/write, CD read/write, and BLU-RAY read only? That's actually a sensible upgrade for Combo Drives (i.e. DVD/CD-RW drives), because the new SuperDrives would have both read and write functionality for Blu-Ray. I think the old Combo Drives are ancient history for Apple and SJ.
BJ
Im sure someone else will have found this already, but go to http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_pro?mco=MTE4NDY
Then go View - Source. This brings up all the HTML formatting for the site.
Now scroll down to the code for Macbook and Macbook Pro's.
There is the following code inplace, just hasnt been activated yet.
<img src="http://a248.e.akamai.net/7/248/2041/1466/store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/dept/new.png" class="new-icon pngfix" alt="NEW">
This is the code for the NEW icon (go to the new.png url) to see what I mean.
This code is in place ready for use on the Macbook and Macbook Pro products only.
Safely say this is what will be new on the 14th.
Cheers, Sorry if this is a repost.
JP
Hey nice sleuthing. Apple has to be on their toes when their fan base analyses their HTML that closely.
I'm not convinced either however. Working in software, in my experince you'd never expose such give-aways in HTML - even if its commented out or serves placeholder images.
Almost certainly their site is managed by some content management system for page promotion to their prod sites. Thats not how release management typically works in a CMS. You normally promote and bag out whole pages in one go with everything in place. Not in pieces like that.
Hey nice sleuthing. Apple has to be on their toes when their fan base analyses their HTML that closely.
I'm not convinced either however. Working in software, in my experince you'd never expose such give-aways in HTML - even if its commented out or serves placeholder images.
Almost certainly their site is managed by some content management system for page promotion to their prod sites. Thats not how release management typically works in a CMS. You normally promote and bag out whole pages in one go with everything in place. Not in pieces like that.
have you seen how much a bluray writer costs?
get real![]()
I discovered this Wednesday (tried submitting it as news, but it must not have been accepted) and posted about it yesterday. I even included a screenshot and description detailing everything. I know it may not be the most reliable hint in the whole scheme of things, but I found it exciting none-the-less.
Here's a link to my message if anyone is curious: link
The new macbooks are due to release in November.
So the rumor goes.
Actually, he's a MacBook Air -- just as thin!![]()
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I discovered this Wednesday (tried submitting it as news, but it must not have been accepted) and posted about it yesterday. I even included a screenshot and description detailing everything. I know it may not be the most reliable hint in the whole scheme of things, but I found it exciting none-the-less.
Here's a link to my message if anyone is curious: link
they have had that up ever since they had new products, and i work with a lot of HTMl/CSS code and this is nothing to say "they're gonna be available on tuesday" its just something they've had on their regarding anything thats new or not. its just there whenever something new comes on and they just flip it on
anyone know about student pricing? will it be available from the get go? i notice there is no student pricing onthe new ipods. is that because theyre new or what? whats apple's track records for this situation
well student pricing only goes for big products that are expensive (as far as i know) and ive never seen the ipods price go down on the students discount
they have had that up ever since they had new products, and i work with a lot of HTMl/CSS code and this is nothing to say "they're gonna be available on tuesday" its just something they've had on their regarding anything thats new or not. its just there whenever something new comes on and they just flip it on