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01/25/2005, 12:55pm, EST
Tuesday, January 25th
Apple lowers BTO pricing on Mac mini
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Is Apple going to help the early birds??? PLEASE?
This is so unlike Apple. They almost never change their spec sheets once a machine is out (except for new revisions), and they certainly don't update prices. Mainly to forego the cries of the early adopters who are all going to be pissed about their slow DVD-RW drives and overpriced RAM.
BTW, the hard drive upgrade option was always $50, not $90. I remember this specifically because reviews on the machine mentioned that the $599 version had the 1.42GHz chip and hard drive, and it basically amounted to a $50 extras just for the MHz increase (also, anyone wanting the 80GB would be stupid, then, not to get the $599 machine, as the MHz increase would be just another $9).
MacMoose