Apple MacBook Notebook Laptops Cheaper on Amazon

Spoofee · Jan 14, 2007

druvans · Jan 14, 2007

I think McConnection has cheaper and better deal

http://www.macconnection.com/ProductDetail?Sku=6317594

you could get Free Pixma printer + Free ship + Parallels Software (to run Windows or any other OS) and a Free laptop bag for $ 999

Pixma rebate
http://service1.pcconnection.com/RebateCenter/12642.pdf

Parallels Software
http://service1.pcconnection.com/RebateCenter/12049.pdf

Mobile Edge Carrying Case
http://service1.pcconnection.com/RebateCenter/12260.pdf

forsocdude · May 16, 2007

Tax Still Applies!

just because you buy something online from a vendor in another state doesn't mean you get out of paying tax on it. the tax is actually a sales OR USE tax... it applies where the sale takes place or the primary place the item will be used. when you fill out your tax return there is a space specifically for applying tax to items that were purchased over the internet which tax has not yet been applied to

davariable · May 16, 2007

This information is wrong

Although this might seem like a good deal. The information here is incorrect. The reason Amazon lowered the price is because they need to get rid of the inventory they have now since Apple just released upgrades on their MacBooks. Look at how the specs differ.
On Amazon, the $1074 price tag is higher than with a student discount on the now low end MacBook on Apple's website.
The MacBook Pro pricing is, however, accurate.

excelzus · May 16, 2007

Before you jump on these,
Apple just upped their line of macbooks.

The white 2.0 is now $1099 at normal price. $1299 now gets you a white 2.16GHZ as opposed to previous 2.0GHZ

dangster · May 16, 2007

forsocdude said:
just because you buy something online from a vendor in another state doesn't mean you get out of paying tax on it. the tax is actually a sales OR USE tax... it applies where the sale takes place or the primary place the item will be used. when you fill out your tax return there is a space specifically for applying tax to items that were purchased over the internet which tax has not yet been applied to

. . . except that most people are unaware of or choose to ignore this.

groove1 · May 16, 2007

The IRS will gladly take your money, but they do not accept excuses.

WENEEDLIGHT · May 16, 2007

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Apple MacBook Notebook Laptops Cheaper on Amazon

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