Prices are a-droppin'
At ye olde college computer store:
500Mhz iMac (CD-ROM) $699
500Mhz iMac (CD-RW) $799
600Mhz iMac $999
700Mhz iMac $1149
733Mhz G4 $1399 or 1799 with 15" LCD
867Mhz G4 $1929 or 2629 with 17" LCD
800Mhz G4 $2749 or 4349 with 22"LCD
Laptops:
Base ibook (CD-ROM) is $1049
Base Tibook (550Mhz) is $1850
667Mhz Tibook is $2499
You might be able to get the $100 mail-in rebate on the ibook, but I'm not sure.
The prices at the college computer store always drop well in advance of other places. This points to the possibility of across the board updates.
[ 12-12-2001: Message edited by: Bozo the Clown ]</p>
500Mhz iMac (CD-ROM) $699
500Mhz iMac (CD-RW) $799
600Mhz iMac $999
700Mhz iMac $1149
733Mhz G4 $1399 or 1799 with 15" LCD
867Mhz G4 $1929 or 2629 with 17" LCD
800Mhz G4 $2749 or 4349 with 22"LCD
Laptops:
Base ibook (CD-ROM) is $1049
Base Tibook (550Mhz) is $1850
667Mhz Tibook is $2499
You might be able to get the $100 mail-in rebate on the ibook, but I'm not sure.
The prices at the college computer store always drop well in advance of other places. This points to the possibility of across the board updates.
[ 12-12-2001: Message edited by: Bozo the Clown ]</p>
Comments
I'd like to pick up a dual 800 for that price!
-Sal
<a href="http://www.uis.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/tpc/view.cgi?type=macDesktop&button=computer" target="_blank">Harvard computer store</a>
Their prices are always better than Apples, but even more so right now. I'm sure other college stores have similar pricing..
well, not quite, but the MacOS alone makes up for that.
Damn I wish Apple would release OSX for PC...
I've found I can never SELL for a high enough price, but used computer sotre always sell for outrageous prices for unerpowered hardware
<strong>Check out:
<a href="http://www.uis.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/tpc/view.cgi?type=macDesktop&button=computer" target="_blank">Harvard computer store</a>
Their prices are always better than Apples, but even more so right now. I'm sure other college stores have similar pricing..</strong><hr></blockquote>
Stanford doesn't, but that's nothing new.
Those prices are reeaally good. The DP/Cinema bundle is only $50 over developer pricing, assuming it incorporates the $500 display rebate.
Alex
-Sal