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I started with Pages and Numbers. Considering buying one of the older GTA games but I believe (not yet tested) that you can buy anything in iTunes with the gift card not just in the Mac App Store.
 
I started with Pages and Numbers. Considering buying one of the older GTA games but I believe (not yet tested) that you can buy anything in iTunes with the gift card not just in the Mac App Store.

The gift card applies to all online Apple digital stores. Books, music, videos, iOS apps, Mac Apps.

To the OP Seeing as you bought a new mac and will get Mountain Lion for free. I'd recommend some iWork apps if you don't already have them.
 
Does anyone know whether you get two gift cards if you buy two computers (one transaction)?

You do, I did, I was advised to do so by the staff member in store serving me.

You have to do them as separate transactions though, but you can do them one after the other!

Online if you order, it automatically puts 2 gift cards in your basket too, that was my prepared argument too incase they denied me the benefit in store, but before I even brought it up the staff member suggested the 2 separate purchases route!
 
Sparrow - Great e-mail client. Try the Lite version first if you'd like
Pulp - Awesome news reader

Let us know what you use your Mac for in the first place. It'd help a lot. 🙂
 
I know the OP is looking for apps, but I picked up an ATV with a gift card I got for Christmas. I'm happy I did.
 
I'd sell it, sucks that apple stopped giving out free ipods

I would have rather the gift card myself. Because then the first thing I could do is get on my brand new computer and buy some apps in the App Store which is staring right there in front of me on my dock. The iPods are nice, but I'm pretty sure the people buying these computers already have one, an iPhone, or an iPad. It makes more sense to give them more money instead to invest in that machine they just bought. Because in the end, they just end up going on eBay or used as gifts.
 
I would have rather the gift card myself. Because then the first thing I could do is get on my brand new computer and buy some apps in the App Store which is staring right there in front of me on my dock. The iPods are nice, but I'm pretty sure the people buying these computers already have one, an iPhone, or an iPad. It makes more sense to give them more money instead to invest in that machine they just bought. Because in the end, they just end up going on eBay or used as gifts.

when I purchased my mbp I sold the iPod for 200$. I then used some of that money for apps and pocketed the rest. That system is much better for the end user.
 
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