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MacOSX Beta -- Ordered!

Well...MacOS X is indeed, right now, an item you can
order at The
Apple Store
. Got my order in:

 

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PURCHASE INFORMATION
ORDER
Part Number: M8177Z/A
Product Name: Mac OS X Beta
Unit Price: $29.95
Quantity: 1
Net Price: $29.95
Shipping Cost: $10.00
You have chosen Fed Ex 3-day as your shipping
method.
SUBTOTAL: $39.95
Your order total will include this amount plus all
applicable sales tax
and less any coupons tendered (subject to verification).
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Get more info at Apple's href="http://www.apple.com/macosx">MacOS X
page
.
I can't wait!

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