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darkserith

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May 13, 2010
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Went to university's bookstore, checked out the macbook air 11, and love it.

however, i do not need a macbook air right now

Should i just wait until black friday? Do you guys think it'll be likely that they'll discount the macbook air 11 on black friday despite them selling like hot cakes?
 

thinkdesign

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May 12, 2010
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I can't imagine them knocking over $30. off it, for BF. If anything. They don't have any need to... especially not in it's first year.
 

racer1441

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Jul 3, 2009
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Your best bet on Black Friday would be a very small discount, or maybe some special financing through a store like Best Buy.

Nothing major.....I'd get it now and enjoy it for a full month!
 

hcho3

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May 13, 2010
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You already get discounts for being a student. You won't get both B/f and Student discount on that day. It is also very unlikely that apple will put 11.6 inch on discount because it is selling very well. For 13.3 inch, maybe. But regardless of what it is, EDU discount should be already available for MBA.
 

ccsicecoke

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Aug 19, 2010
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Check it out on MacMall. There is $20~40 instant discount plus no tax. Combining 2% MrRebate cashback you save almost $100 more than student discount.

MacMall do let you customize as well

Edit: MacConnection also comes with same discount and cashback
 

darkserith

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May 13, 2010
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I live in CA and they were going to charge me tax for the macbook air. maybe only in certain states do they not charge tax?
 

darkserith

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May 13, 2010
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I guess the best alternative then is amazon, since they dont charge tax? Or is there another website that does not charge sales tax to CA residents?
 

w00tini

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Feb 28, 2008
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Check it out on MacMall. There is $20~40 instant discount plus no tax. Combining 2% MrRabate you save almost $100 more than student discount.

MacMall do let you customize as well
dumb question...

if you buy from MacMall, can you still go to Apple stores for service?
 
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