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06/21/2006, 4:05pm, EDT
Wednesday, June 21st
Best Buy considers selling Macs
Best Buy is considering selling Apple's full line of computers in its stores, which now only carries Apple's iPod and accessories for the portable media players. Seven Best Buy stores are currently selling Macs, and the company is considering expanding Mac sales across the chain, according to Best Buy Senior Vice President for Merchandising David Morrish. Morrish said the Macs are being sold by Best Buy employees who have been trained by Apple, adding that Best Buy is watching to see whether the computers can be sold profitably, and whether Best Buy employees can provide the level of customer service that Apple customers are used to in Apple's own retail stores, according to a report from The Associated Press.
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or it will be the ever popular "our mac guy is off today and there is no one here to help"
Plus want the heck is APPLE thinking? They would be best severed by local specialty retailers or Apple Stores then BBY.
Yes, they would. However the razor-thin margins on Apple products, poor delivery of high-demand systems and market poaching by the Apple stores are quickly making these stores a thing of the past. Why would I shop there when I can get delivery as fast or faster and pay the same price if I get it from Apple?
I used to work for an authorized Apple dealer. Note the past tense.