Just bought me a MacBook Pro :)
Decided to upgrade my PowerBook 1.25 with the new 2GHz MBP. ETA is set to 11/4. I usually buy through a store and pick the computer up at the same time I buy it, so this is somewhat new to me.
Is apple usually on time, late or early with delivery according to the ETA ? Also, does apple ship faster when the computer is ordered through ADC, or is that irrelevant ?
Is apple usually on time, late or early with delivery according to the ETA ? Also, does apple ship faster when the computer is ordered through ADC, or is that irrelevant ?
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That $400/500 ADC discount is pretty sweet though.
Originally posted by BoeManE
Decided to upgrade my PowerBook 1.25 with the new 2GHz MBP. ETA is set to 11/4. I usually buy through a store and pick the computer up at the same time I buy it, so this is somewhat new to me.
Is apple usually on time, late or early with delivery according to the ETA ? Also, does apple ship faster when the computer is ordered through ADC, or is that irrelevant ?
American Translation : 11/4 == 4/11 (April)
Originally posted by Outsider
American Translation : 11/4 == 4/11 (April)
Yea, every other country on the planet uses D/M/YY notation, kinda like how every other country on the planet uses the metric system.
Originally posted by PBG4 Dude
I'm not sure if the ADC piece is relevant, as long as your hardware credit(s) have been finalized. In other words, if you have a $99 student ADC account, Apple will want FAXed/mailed docs proving you are a full time student before authorizing the ADC discount. If you have a select or premiere account then you don't need to worry about this.
That $400/500 ADC discount is pretty sweet though.
Yes, I have verified my student discount and it has been put through when I called in and ordered.
That $400/500 discount is what made me upgrade at this point in time. I have a 1.25GHz 15" PB which, when I bought it, I was planning on keeping for quite a longer time than I'm going to