Why are there more negatives than positives? I think sales are a very positive thing. Even if it is jus 50+ dollars.
Why are there more negatives than positives? I think sales are a very positive thing. Even if it is jus 50+ dollars.
I think there are two camps in the negative category. The first camp thinks that Apple should slash everything by 50%. The second camp doesn't like the idea that Apple is discounting at all, because it allows the proles to purchase Apple products. Only elites are supposed to own Apple products.![]()
No. I didn't vote it because I expected a 50% discount. 10% is a bit pathetic, though. I mostly found it negative because of the randomness. Why is the 13" Macbook Air discounted but not the 11" model? I was thinking of getting an 11" model, but now I'll just wait for it to show up in the refurb store. Is $999 some kind of mystical price they can't violate on Macs or something? Would pricing any Mac besides the Mini below that price create some kind of rift in the space-time continuum? Oh yeah, and why wasn't the Mini discounted either?
Apple has always been very conservative about their discounts. Retailers are usually more generous, I was looking at the iPad at 8%, not really.... I will wait for the next one. Guess if I am not going to pay, there will always be others.![]()
That's Apple for you.No, it just means they'd rather keep the extra 13-11%.
That's Apple for you.
Their discounts are enough so I can save on tax here in Massachusetts. Not worth it at all. I will stick to buying all my Apple products used. Like that 2 month old mid-2010 MBP w/ AppleCare I got for $500. Now that's a discount.
...The second camp doesn't like the idea that Apple is discounting at all, because it allows the proles to purchase Apple products. Only elites are supposed to own Apple products.![]()
I've never been able to find, which is weird. But I wonder what the actual cost is of all the MBP's to make. How much is that markup to begin with? Just something I can never find out it seems.
It really doesn't matter what the markup is if you think about it. Just like people bring home a paycheck and it has to go to bills, Apple's markup on their computers has to go to paying employees, R&D, marketing/advertising, materials to build and package products, factory machinery to build the products, maintenance/ repairs, running the retail stores and paperwork.
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I just bought a 3.2G 21.5" iMac for a bottom line price of $1398. I live in CA so that is a $125 savings over any where else because of the tax that everyone else adds on.