Now that we have the new OS.1 bug fixes and firmware fixing on the new 2600 Pro iMac perhaps its an excellent time to snag a refurbished machine at Apple? Any thoughts appreciated.
Now that we have the new OS.1 bug fixes and firmware fixing on the new 2600 Pro iMac perhaps its an excellent time to snag a refurbished machine at Apple? Any thoughts appreciated.
I have considered it, but the discount is simply not that great for the risk. I have purchased a couple of the 17" whites, both with close to a 30% discount. The 20 alum is only $200 under retail, plus if you go to someone like Amazon or even the Apple education store you are looking at a refurb for only $100 under retail. At this point, I am still waiting to see what black Friday will provide, but I would rather pay the extra $100 and get something brand new..
In my mind, I need to see at least a 20% discount on a refurb before I will go near it...
I am guessing that most of the 20" iMacs that were returned by customers, (some returning more than 3), and only booted a few times etc., would be more than perfect!
If anyone wanted to save $200.00 on a new machine, it would still be a pretty good deal. Also not everyone can get an educational discount!
I am guessing that most of the 20" iMacs that were returned by customers, (some returning more than 3), and only booted a few times etc., would be more than perfect!
If anyone wanted to save $200.00 on a new machine, it would still be a pretty good deal. Also not everyone can get an educational discount!
Thanks guys, Im giving this thing a workout,watching a dvd,downloading a game and surfing the net etc. I tell you what, this is a ideal desktop from what I have seen so far. Even the small speakers sound pretty darn good for the size. One word and thats WoW! This is a very sweet set up.