Why would someone choose a free iPod 8gb ($169 CAD) over a iPod Touch ($259 CAD)? I think it's more likely Apple would offer the iPod 16GB which is still cheaper than the iPod Touch 8GB.
Why would someone choose a free iPod 8gb ($169 CAD) over a iPod Touch ($259 CAD)? I think it's more likely Apple would offer the iPod 16GB which is still cheaper than the iPod Touch 8GB.
They had a free iPod Touch last year.
"Yaer... I remember the good old days. When web pages were nothing but animated gifs, when 14.4k was blazing, and when we had no way of filling up the 160MB HDD on our LC 575..."
Not as classic as you, perhaps, but the early Golden Age of the Internet was good.
I did the same thing.Yep, i got a free 8 gig touch last August.
I sold it and got the rebate![]()
You'll get your standard education discount in addition to online/mail-in rebate for a free iPod/Phone and the normal free printer rebate.is the back to school sale the same price as using your schools discount? i need a mbp and im not sure which will be worth it, my school discount or the back to school sale?
In my day we didn't have laptops, nor iPods to be given away for free with them. Sad but true, I can even remember using my fathers slide rule for school work before calculators where a reality.
Now I read this forum and see you guys getting all stressed out about whom is getting the better deal. Sorry if I don't get all emotional in support of you guys cause you are spoiled rotten.
Some things to note:
Apples back to school programs could hardly be considered inventory clearing if they have to up production to meet demand! I'm not sure where this idea comes from, but generally you clear inventory after ramping down production.
As an iPhone user I can see where it would be a big advantage for students if Apple & AT&T could come up with a discounted rate plan specifically for students. I may think you guys are spoiled rotten but I also recognize a great tool when I see it.
I tend to agree with others that Apple needs to be a bit more agressive with this years Back To School program. Unfortunately not because of the economy but because the current laptop line up is such a poor value for students. At least when looking at aluminum Mac Books it is. Ideally the program would pull $200 off the price and toss in a 16GB iPod Touch. Whatever the program is it needs to be better than what we got last year.
That is my 2 cents.
Dave
You'll get your standard education discount in addition to online/mail-in rebate for a free iPod/Phone and the normal free printer rebate.
It'll only work in an Apple Store or from Apple online and it has to be a single receipt. If you're getting a school discount that goes above and beyond Apple's standard discount the promotion doesn't apply.
No problem.Thnx
No problem.
It's even more fun when you have to send your UPC to BOTH the iPod/iPhone and printer rebate centers to get a rebate.
We'll get plenty of advice threads on how to solve THAT pickle.
I haven't done it since 2006 and even then I did it online. I suspected that with the newer online form they had found a suitable solution instead of trying to explaining to a rebate center why they got the photocopy of the UPC.That's the beauty of buying online and never having to send anything in at all. Though back in 2007 I used the iPod and Printer promo but I did it somehow. Back then I did have to cut out the UPCs. When I bought my Macbook in October last year I only did the printer rebate but it was all online and no MIR involved.
No problem.
It's even more fun when you have to send your UPC to BOTH the iPod/iPhone and printer rebate centers to get a rebate.
We'll get plenty of advice threads on how to solve THAT pickle.
apple currently has the printer $100 rebate... will this be valid with the ipod rebate?
I recall all the people complaining about the Pre's mail in rebate. Why doesn't Apple just give people their ipod without all the online rebate nonsense?
Uh... yeah.
Because typing in your order number is quick and painless and they can't just GIVE you crap for business reasons.
Or because a lot of people don't actually send in the rebates, and Apple saves money.
By the way, it's Tuesday and no back to school promo, who else is in tears this morning?![]()
By the way, it's Tuesday and no back to school promo, who else is in tears this morning?![]()
Me. I want another MBP and my GF wants iPod
No problem.
It's even more fun when you have to send your UPC to BOTH the iPod/iPhone and printer rebate centers to get a rebate.
We'll get plenty of advice threads on how to solve THAT pickle.
And no sex on the first date, then it's a bad date? Or what?
Patience, keep practicing it!![]()
In my day we didn't have laptops, nor iPods to be given away for free with them. Sad but true, I can even remember using my fathers slide rule for school work before calculators where a reality.
Now I read this forum and see you guys getting all stressed out about whom is getting the better deal. Sorry if I don't get all emotional in support of you guys cause you are spoiled rotten.
Some things to note:
Apples back to school programs could hardly be considered inventory clearing if they have to up production to meet demand! I'm not sure where this idea comes from, but generally you clear inventory after ramping down production.
As an iPhone user I can see where it would be a big advantage for students if Apple & AT&T could come up with a discounted rate plan specifically for students. I may think you guys are spoiled rotten but I also recognize a great tool when I see it.
I tend to agree with others that Apple needs to be a bit more agressive with this years Back To School program. Unfortunately not because of the economy but because the current laptop line up is such a poor value for students. At least when looking at aluminum Mac Books it is. Ideally the program would pull $200 off the price and toss in a 16GB iPod Touch. Whatever the program is it needs to be better than what we got last year.
That is my 2 cents.
Dave