Resellers Getting Signals for a Wide Range of Apple Updates?
It appears, however, that Apple could be prepping for a wide range of product updates, with signals to at least some resellers to halt resupplies of Mac minis, MacBook Pros, iPods and even Cinema Displays.
Unfortunately, reseller signals can be misleading and could simply represent temporary supply shortages. Best Buy, for example, had shortages of MacBooks towards the end of July.
Our buyer's guide does show that many of Apple's products are due for revision.
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(View all)Seriously, though, this is looking great. The resellers do seem to run out of Apple products near new releases.
Seriously I can't wait till the 9th (crap I'll be in school again).
Don
ooh, Arn... you forgot the "are" in the last sentence. Bad grammar is BAD:p
It's 4AM for him in the east coast (1 AM here). He's got to be falling asleep at the keyboard. :p
EDIT: Make that east coast, not west coast. Maybe I need to go to bed as well. :p
I can't say how I know, I can't say who I know (so don't ask) but what I can say is that there is going to be a TON of updates whenever this is announced. Like, people needing to be sent to Apple HQ for this stuff kind of thing. That is all.
Yeah, it has been a long time since so many products were due for an update all at once. Just look at the buyer's guide. Almost every product is due for a revision soon.
The plastic gets dirty, and I have had the casing replaced because the wrist rest cracks at the edges. I would like to see aluminum and black keys a la MacBook Air
Yeah, it has been a long time since so many products were due for an update all at once. Just look at the buyer's guide. Almost every product is due for a revision soon.
I'm not going off of that :cool:
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