where to buy macbook pro 13 inch i5?

[salacious]

So basically tomorow I will be buying a new macpro I won't be buying nothin extra just the laptop so where ti get it from? I want to purchase the HE applecare later this year can I do so? So I got a couple of places that I'm considering buying from, argos, currys, pcworld, or apple I'm in uk north london

 

[XQYZ]

The apple store is usually a bit more expensive than using another retailer. You can always buy apple care within one year of the purchase.

 

[simsaladimbamba]

http://www.apple.com/uk/retail/brentcross/

They all cost the same:

http://store.apple.com/uk/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_pro?mco=MTM3NDkzNjA

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/r/macbook+pro/0_0_267/

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5085226/Trail/searchtext>MACBOOK+PRO.htm

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/r/macbook+pro/0_0_267/

I suppose Currys and PC World are the same?

 

[salacious]

Does anyone know where there is a dixons store still open coz they do it for 928 but I can't see a store locator?

 

[phas3]

Microcenter

http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0358117

 

[simsaladimbamba]

Microcenter

http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0358117

Hardly.

So basically tomorow I will be buying a new macpro I won't be buying nothin extra just the laptop so where ti get it from? I want to purchase the HE applecare later this year can I do so? So I got a couple of places that I'm considering buying from, argos, currys, pcworld, or apple I'm in uk north london

 

[Captain Dynamo]

Microcenter

http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0358117

+1 for Microcenter if one is near you.

If not, and if your state charges sales tax, Amazon is a good bet: discounted price, free shipping and no sales tax. However, their return policy has become stricter.

 

[simsaladimbamba]

+1 for Microcenter if one is near you.

If not, and if your state charges sales tax, Amazon is a good bet: discounted price, free shipping and no sales tax. However, their return policy has become stricter.

Hardly.

So basically tomorow I will be buying a new macpro I won't be buying nothin extra just the laptop so where ti get it from? I want to purchase the HE applecare later this year can I do so? So I got a couple of places that I'm considering buying from, argos, currys, pcworld, or apple I'm in uk north london

 

[Samuriajackon]

So basically tomorow I will be buying a new macpro I won't be buying nothin extra just the laptop so where ti get it from? I want to purchase the HE applecare later this year can I do so? So I got a couple of places that I'm considering buying from, argos, currys, pcworld, or apple I'm in uk north london

If your a student you might wanna go to college and see if they have an education price...

 

[Apple Expert]

+1 for Microcenter if one is near you.

If not, and if your state charges sales tax, Amazon is a good bet: discounted price, free shipping and no sales tax. However, their return policy has become stricter.

What do you mean become stricter? I've never had a problem with returning anything with amazon. They are always my first choice in buying anything.

 

[bigjobby]

So basically tomorow I will be buying a new macpro I won't be buying nothin extra just the laptop so where ti get it from? I want to purchase the HE applecare later this year can I do so? So I got a couple of places that I'm considering buying from, argos, currys, pcworld, or apple I'm in uk north london

HE AppleCare? If you're in (or going onto) higher education, then why not buy online from Apple, get a discount of ~14% and a 3 year complimentary warranty? The only difference between this and AppleCare is that you only get 1 year phone support but that isn't a big deal so you won't need to get AppleCare at all. Food for thought.

 

[fitalic]

could buy from dixons with with extra 10% discount for APPLE MacBook Pro MC700B/A 13" Laptop £836 @ Dixons

AMAC10

 

[Captain Dynamo]

What do you mean become stricter? I've never had a problem with returning anything with amazon. They are always my first choice in buying anything.

Amazon is my first choice, too.

That said, my recollection is that they used to accept computer returns without restocking fees. Now, it appears that if you return without defect they give you just an 85% refund: "Computers purchased from Amazon.com which have been opened are subject to a partial refund of 85% of the sale price. Computers may not be returned more than 30 days from the date of shipment receipt."
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId=901900

This isn't really an issue if you're sure you want to keep it. For me, I sometimes want to try it out and return it if I don't want it. For instance, I might want to try the 13" MBP and instead get the 15".