please explain to US ALL what TF itouch is.... are you being narcisstic?
i'll personally give you $10
francois
What are you talking about? What does TF stand for? You're the one who needs to explain stuff
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I saw $50 off all iPad models at Staples Canada.
What are you talking about? What does TF stand for? You're the one who needs to explain stuff
sorry arn & Co. ,
and the rest of MacRumors, we (some of us?), as south africans had a major black tuesday where our press freedom got clamped down (in theory, and possibly, soon in law) to "protect" our corrupt ANC (african national congress) government from being exposed to/of public allowance and access of information
you people out there, watch out...
propagate freedom, expression of, and being free... be fair and just, and public
enjoy black friday sales!
francois
other countries that don't celebrate Thanksgiving (US only holiday) get the benefit of Black Friday sales?
Logically, Apple could give deeper discounts to US residents only, rather than spreading the wealth internationally when other countries don't really deserve a sale as they don't have a holiday - Thursday is business as usual and so no sales needed...
Doesn't seem very fair to me especially as Australia is in a boom time economically and the US, well...
other countries that don't celebrate Thanksgiving (US only holiday) get the benefit of Black Friday sales?
Logically, Apple could give deeper discounts to US residents only, rather than spreading the wealth internationally when other countries don't really deserve a sale as they don't have a holiday - Thursday is business as usual and so no sales needed...
Doesn't seem very fair to me especially as Australia is in a boom time economically and the US, well...
What about the educational discount? Will it stack with the black friday sales?
other countries that don't celebrate Thanksgiving (US only holiday) get the benefit of Black Friday sales?
Logically, Apple could give deeper discounts to US residents only, rather than spreading the wealth internationally when other countries don't really deserve a sale as they don't have a holiday - Thursday is business as usual and so no sales needed...
Doesn't seem very fair to me especially as Australia is in a boom time economically and the US, well...
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Dick Smith have the AppleTv at no special price but with a free HDMI cable (which they say is worth $49) which is quite good if you need a cable (even if it's only really worth $20).
PS this is an Australian
I clicked on the picture on the article thinking that it was US, but became confused when it said that a 64GB iPod touch was on sale for $400! I realized it was Australian when I saw the AU in the URL, silly me. Anyone know when the US sales will go up?
Clearly you haven't been watching much television recently, as regards the global economic downturn. Global. That word again, is global.
Also regarding the use of the word "sale", in your point. It's somewhat embarrassing to even consider this a sale in the UK, when I could walk several doors down to John Lewis, buy it a for a tenner more and get a 2 year warranty as standard. Alternatively, buying AppleCare + would cost me more than the discounted amount in the first place.
It's not so much a sale, as an insult to your intelligence, or lack thereof.
I clicked on the picture on the article thinking that it was US, but became confused when it said that a 64GB iPod touch was on sale for $400! I realized it was Australian when I saw the AU in the URL, silly me. Anyone know when the US sales will go up?
On Christmas Day Turkey is usually eaten, then there's retail sales on the 26th, also known as Boxing Day (historically, left over food was boxed and given to the needy). Thanksgiving is not applicable outside the US (excepting expats).What do you mean it's not fair? We eat turkey and I'm sure the Aussies do too. I bet that's all many Americans see thanksgiving for nowadays; shopping and getting fat. ./smirk
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On Christmas Day Turkey is usually eaten, then there's retail sales on the 26th, also known as Boxing Day (historically, left over food was boxed and given to the needy). Thanksgiving is not applicable outside the US (excepting expats).
lol -Fail
1. Australia Unemployment rate currently 5.2% (and unemployment benefits never expire)
2. Australian dollar is the strongest it's been this year against all other currencies, than it has in the previous 27 years (when it was floated)
3. "sale" is the word used when referring to Black Friday sales.
Seeya!
Never apologise this way. You did nothing wrong.sorry arn & Co. ,