Yes, it's called eBay.
Do you get as upset when you buy a 2016 model year car and the 2017 model year gets announced a couple months after you buy it? There's no cooling-off period for tech purchases.
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Exchange program for MacBook Pro 2016 buyers?
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Yes, it's called eBay.
Do you get as upset when you buy a 2016 model year car and the 2017 model year gets announced a couple months after you buy it? There's no cooling-off period for tech purchases.
So true. In my state, when you buy a car, they even make you sign a form acknowledging that there is no cooling-off period. When the deal is done, it is done.
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Coming in 2018, the MacBook Upgrade Program. Lease your MacBook and after 12 monthly payments, you're eligible to trade it in for the latest and greatest. Base model MBP starting at $73.66 a month. Sales tax for total amount due up front in addition to first month's payment. Credit check required. Void where prohibited. Batteries not included. Objects in mirror are larger than they appear. As seen on TV. Avoid contact with skin.
20% faster, hardware 4K support, and a free upgrade to the next tier of graphics chips isn't a tiny update. But it's probably not worth losing $500 on selling last years and getting this years or jumping through too many hoops.
You're not that far off, lease programs are available for everything from cars to medical equipment to computers. It's just that a lot of these don't make much economic sense if you can't write off the lease payments as a business expense.
Exactly. The Apple Store has a business lease plan, if you spend enough money there in a 12 month period, you can get into the SBS program, which offers annual leasing options.
