dmelgar said:And the elitist exclusive Apple club can continue on its merry way. If Apple doesn't want folks to switch so be it. Bunch of folks wetting themselves over a minor update to an operating system, waiting in lines to pay full price for something they can buy anytime.
Apple makes a big deal about a launch party. There was no party. Come stand in line to see nothing going on and pay full price for a minor update. Give me a break! Way to piss off new prospective customers. Oh my gosh, someone trying to save money. That must be a crime. Apparently to be a member of the Apple club you have to be willing to spend loads of cash for unimproved hardware and software. Its insulting to even consider getting something at a discount. Snob hill I guess. Sorry I tried to append to the forum. Have to be in love with Apple to own one, no dissent allowed.
Apple acts like it doesn't need the business. That may well explain Apple staying at 2% market share. No wonder they can't get any momentum going.
I wasn't making a big deal about wanting to save money, on the contrary, I'm all for that.
What I said was that at first he was willing to spend over $600 dollars for a mini with Panther, and then he refused to spend them on the mini with *free* Tiger once he heard about the opportunity of a 10% discount besides including Tiger. It just comes to show that the more some people get, the more they demand should be given to them. Greedy...
And I can't believe that people are whining about keychains and T-shirts when you could have gotten a Dual G5 with a $200-$300 discount. I wish I could have gone to pick up a new 20" screen for $720...
I bet people who did buy hardware with their 10% discount were more than happy.