Yesterday’s Macs are today’s bargains

Oct 21st 2009
No Comments
respond
trackback

Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this topic.

You have to love the game that Apple plays. The company never puts anything on sale and all its products generally stay at their MSRP until new models are available to replace them. Well, because of yesterday’s new products, today is lucky day. (if you’re in the market for a new Mac, that is)

Head over to the refurbished section in the Apple Store for some nice bargains. Yeah, these are all refurbs, but they do save you a bit of coin. You can snag a 2.13GHz MacBook for $749, a MacBook Air for $1,099, an aluminum MacBook for $899, or a 24-inch iMac for $1,099. Plus there are a whole lot more deals. I say go for it.

This post is tagged: Headline

Leave a Reply × Cancel reply

Hauppauge Broadway review
New how one can watch TV, we're always in search of 'em. New products so that it will buy, companies are always attempting to make 'em. The 2 aspirations converge with Hauppauge's latest product, Broadway . The belief here isn't exactly novel, but with few exceptions Sling Media have been left to dominate the placeshifting category. The Broadway picks up where Sling kicked off,… »
Microsoft adds new feature to Bing, wants you to stick Linked (video)
Feels like Microsoft isn't done flipping the switch on fresh bits within its beloved search engine. The brand new feature, dubbed Linked Pages, can "decide the way you look on your first crush" by allowing you to pick out which ends at the moment are relating to you. If you are bent on making it easier for folks to stalk you, then all you should do is pop on your Facebook credentials… »