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Apple extends Mac OS X Up-To-Date Program deadline

updated 12:25 pm EST, Sat December 20, 2003

Mac OS X Up-To-Date


Apple has extended its program, which provides customers who purchase a qualifying new Macintosh computer on or after October 8, 2003 that does not have Mac OS X Panther v10.3, an upgrade path to Mac OS X Panther. Customers who purchase a qualifying new Power Mac G5 (M9020LL/A, M9031LL/A, M9032LL/A) regardless of purchase date that does not have Mac OS X Panther v10.3 included can upgrade to Mac OS X Panther. Users must pay a $20 shipping & handling fee. The program ends on January 31, 2004.


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    They did this on Tuesday

    Old news...

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    Unbelievable!

    If I purchased a new Mac at this point (over 1.5 months since 10.3 was released) and didn't get Panther PRE-INSTALLED, I'd be livid. At the very least, the lazy SOBs should just throw Panther CDs in every box where they're not (!) sure which OS is installed. Inexcusable.

    okay... calming down... my new Mac purchase is still months away.

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    Calm down buddy

    The new ones have Panther on them. They have since it came out. This is about people who bought G5s before Panther, since they were complaining about the promised performance requiring 10.3.

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    Just download it...

    off the net for free. You are entitled to it.

    I got mine for $5 from my college

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    Re: Calm down buddy

    Many Macs are sitting in the warehouse and are shipped without the disks. That's why it is important to have this up to date program. Then again some people might think that they can probably save money and trouble upgrading to Panther later by paying full price for it once the bugs that bug them have been worked out.

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    RIPE.

    this deadline is just RIPE to be a 10-15 day extension.

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    huh?

    since when does it cost 20 dollars to ship a box that is not even 1 pound? sounds to me more like "you must pay us 15 dollars to get it 'free' then well ship it for 5 bucks". but they are speedy at it though. i live right by apple so s*** gets here REAL fast.

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    thank this guy

    without what he did, you would still be ripped off by apples typical way of doing business.

    http://www.ipodsdirtysecret.com/

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    Its shipping and HANDLING

    Shipping 0.37
    Handling 19.43

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    shipping

    > since when does it cost 20 dollars to ship a box that is not even 1 pound?

    dude, it's not just shipping. it's apple shipping! quality is just oozing out of there shipping methodology.

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