Do you get a bigger Apple computer discount online or over the phone?

Written by TootsiePop in Saturday, December 13, 2008 under Laptops & Notebooks
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Q: I'm a college student and in dire need of a new mac. I want a macbook, but it looks like they only take 50 bucks off. Do you get more of a discount ordering over the phone or online? or does it even matter? thanks

A: Nope. You don't get real discounts on Macintoshes as they're so popular right now, and if money is an issue, buy something else.

Do we get student discounts on apple computers in india?

Written by Uma | Friday, April 17, 2009

other countries have this offer from Apple, do we have it here?


A: Think not anymore.
Coz they're fed up with all uncles and aunties calling themselves students and applying for discounts lol.
Cheers.

Apple Leaves Room For iPad Discounts

10.02.10 | InformationWeek

In estimating the cost of making the iPad, iSuppli depended on Apple's public description of iPad components. The device, introduced Jan. 27, is scheduled to be available in late March. In addition, iSuppli's estimate does not include other expenses, such as software, royalties, and licensing fees.

Nevertheless, iSuppli's research is an indication of the device's profitability, and a reflection of how much flexibility Apple would have if the company needs to lower the price in order to attract customers in today's market of low-cost PCs. However, many analysts believe that the iPad's entry-level price of $499 is sufficiently low to attract more than just Apple fans.

Apple plans to release six iPad models, three with access to 3G wireless data networks and three with only Wi-Fi connections. Each will have storage options of 16 GB, 32 GB, and 64 GB.

The least profitable model is the 16-GB iPad without 3G network access, which costs $229.35 to make and will sell for $499, according

WSU Today Online - TechStore offers computer discounts for work, home

PULLMAN - Discounts from information technology companies for WSU staff, faculty and students - for both work and home applications - are accessible at a new online site.

Meanwhile, an Apple kiosk soon will open on the Pullman campus, offering a variety of Apple products to review. 

Products and services from Apple, AT&T, Dell, Microsoft, Sprint, Symantec and VMware can be purchased through TechStore ( https://techstore.wsu.edu ), recently launched by WSU Information Technology Services. The vendors have formal agreements with WSU for educational pricing and discounts.

“TechStore will provide access to many of today’s technologies that are necessary for success in higher education - and at a cost that will greatly benefit students," said Kasey Webster , WSU graduate student and student member of the Board of Regents.

"This will provide...

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