Originally posted by macavenger
Does anyone know if new computers will start shipping with 10.2 as soon as it is released, or will it be a while later? I am planning to buy a new computer, but am not sure if I should buy it now, or once OS X 10.2 is released.
Do you buy it directly from your universitie's bookstore? I called my local Mac retailer and they said it was the only way for me to get the educational discount (to which I am both entitled and happy to receive, being a poor student :Originally posted by hazmat
Well it's probably a reliable ass. ;-) That makes sense unfortunately. I chose Ground shipping too, since it's free. But at the $64.50 price for it, I will wait a few more days.
Originally posted by Gwailo
Do you buy it directly from your universitie's bookstore? I called my local Mac retailer and they said it was the only way for me to get the educational discount (to which I am both entitled and happy to receive, being a poor student :)
Originally posted by Hypernate
Why doesn't Apple give educational discounts to high-school students? We have even less money than uni students
And it's not like I can get my parents to pay for anything to do with my iMac. ERRRG.
Originally posted by simX
Pff. College students like me have to pay for tuition. That makes US poorer.![]()
they auto-upgraded me to Saturday shipping, and I got it the day it was out. Awesome!
Originally posted by gibbs
Heh. That was before the "new" apple came around. Now they will start charging you 100 dollars extra and ship you extra "productivity" software.
[the above was a poorly made .mac joke]
Originally posted by hazmat
I chose Ground shipping too, since it's free. But at the $64.50 price for it, I will wait a few more days.
Originally posted by RHITMacMan
Where did you pre-order it for $64.50?!? I thought it was $129. I was hoping that they would do something for those that already have OS X 10.1, like something in the price range of $39 as an upgrade. I was able to find 10.2 for $69 at the Apple Education store, but nowhere cheaper so far. So where's the cheapest place to get a legal copy?
Originally posted by hazmat
Yeah. You'll understand when you get to college. A $100 paycheck for one or two weeks' work is a goldmine.
<-- 30 and don't miss that part of college at all!
Originally posted by simX
Heh, and it doesn't help at all to go to Stanford University where you have a tuition that costs about $37,000 a year. Luckily I got financial aid to cover about half of that, but still..
Originally posted by hazmat
Any computer you get after July 17 will have a free ($20 for media) upgrade to 10.2, so I say go for it.