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sjacarter

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May 20, 2007
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" According to the comments, Educational institution pricing is still $69, so individual universities may resell Leopard to students/faculty for this discounted price."

How do i get this? Im a bit confused in this, i know educational discount is around 110. How dose the $69 pricing work?

Thanks
 
so as a student, i wont be able to get this..... Just wondering because it specifically says sail to students/factuality:rolleyes:
 
thanks for the quick reply......... it seems that other students have reported sales of 69-89 CND posted by their university:D
 
The computer store here on campus sent out a notice yesterday saying that the price in the store would be $69. That's as far as I know for sure, but I assume universities with good relationships to their local Apple Exec are able to get deals on products pretty easily. I know there's already some other stuff in the store discounted below the normal academic pricing.
 
Yep, some universities will sell it for $69 - others $116. The range can apply to departments and/or students -- it all depends on the school.

Apple will sell it in stores and online to EDU folks for $116.
 
" According to the comments, Educational institution pricing is still $69, so individual universities may resell Leopard to students/faculty for this discounted price."

How do i get this? Im a bit confused in this, i know educational discount is around 110. How dose the $69 pricing work?

Thanks

If you are attending a University you go to your university book/computer store and buy leopard there. Mine is re-selling it a $89. Picking it up at 6.
 
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