Okay, so I came up with this plan to upgrade without spending a lot of money when the new iMacs come out, let me know what you guys think:
I bought my iMac in Delaware, so there was no tax, and I had a student rebate. For $1,949 I got a 24" 2.8ghz iMac, 3 years of apple care, and a $139 printer.
-$100 printer rebate
=1,849
-$75 Selling printer
=$1,774
So I figure that if I see some concrete... Let me rephrase that, CONCRETE evidence that there will be a new iMac on a specific date, I will sell my iMac as being 'perfect condition' (it is, still has stickers on the back) for $1,800 with the apple care and loaded with programs... Then I can buy the new iMac for $1,699 after student rebate (I'll use my brothers rebate)
Practical, Stupid, What do you think?
Oh, and I will only do this if the upgrade warrants it, I won't go through all this trouble for a slight bump... And this thread is NOT meant to speculate about the upgrade, what will be included, or when it will come out, just what you think about my plan
I bought my iMac in Delaware, so there was no tax, and I had a student rebate. For $1,949 I got a 24" 2.8ghz iMac, 3 years of apple care, and a $139 printer.
-$100 printer rebate
=1,849
-$75 Selling printer
=$1,774
So I figure that if I see some concrete... Let me rephrase that, CONCRETE evidence that there will be a new iMac on a specific date, I will sell my iMac as being 'perfect condition' (it is, still has stickers on the back) for $1,800 with the apple care and loaded with programs... Then I can buy the new iMac for $1,699 after student rebate (I'll use my brothers rebate)
Practical, Stupid, What do you think?
Oh, and I will only do this if the upgrade warrants it, I won't go through all this trouble for a slight bump... And this thread is NOT meant to speculate about the upgrade, what will be included, or when it will come out, just what you think about my plan