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10 percent off iPods this weekend at the Apple Store | |
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| Time: 07:03 EST/12:03 GMT | News Source: MacCentral | Posted By: Joshua Baer | ||
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The online Apple Store features a 10 percent off sale on all 15, 20 and 40GB iPod models and select accessories, this weekend only. The deal is also available at Apple Store retail locations. Through February 1, 2004, users who purchase a 15, 20 or 40GB iPod can save 10 percent instantly. iPods that you'd like to personalize with engravings are also eligible for the discount. What's more, you can get deals on accessories for your iPod from Apple and third-party manufacturers, including in-ear headphones, car cassette adapters, FM transmitters, remotes, speakers and more. | ||
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| #1 By 3 (81.96.64.163) at 2/2/2004 2:00:11 AM |
| Keep trying Parker, I'd agree with the competition theory if it wasn't for them selling so well and the discount just being one weekend in which they are advertising on the superbowl. |
| #2 By 3339 (64.160.58.135) at 2/2/2004 1:12:45 PM |
| The sale is over. I guess so many different, lower priced devices didn't survive the competition. |
| #3 By 3339 (64.160.58.135) at 2/3/2004 12:13:27 PM |
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Since when is a weekend sale a test of lowered prices, dumb@ss?
For all you know, they are clearing inventory for generation 4. Or they were actually trying to bring the original up to mini sales numbers since the mini has been the lead selling product since introduction (despite everyone saying: no one will buy 'em, they'll just get a 15 GB one instead). In other words, you don't know anything as usual. This post was edited by sodajerk on Tuesday, February 03, 2004 at 14:54. |
| #4 By 3339 (64.160.58.135) at 2/3/2004 4:32:38 PM |
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"it wasn't a test of higher prices, or a test of the same prices, so it was a test of lower prices"
Umm, what makes it a test? It could be a sale, a plan to increase sales volume, a plan to empty inventory. And why are you all of a sudden b!tching about lower prices? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? Make up your freakin' mind? "Flagging"? Do you mean lagging, dumb@ss? There is no proof of this; keep making crap up. And, by the way, Pepsi has to pay Apple for the songs, fool. Apple didn't "give them away" to Pepsi to "give away". |
| #5 By 3339 (64.160.58.135) at 2/4/2004 1:18:47 PM |
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And? Moron, in what way does defining TEST make a sale a test?
Is a sale at a grocery store a test of lower prices? No, it's not. It's a sale. |
| #6 By 3339 (64.160.58.135) at 2/5/2004 1:36:02 PM |
| Strange, when I go to the grocery store and there is a sale, it has never indicated a fundamental shift to lower prices. What grocery store do you go to where the food is getting cheaper with each sale they have? I would love to find this magical grocery store! |
| #7 By 3339 (64.160.58.135) at 2/6/2004 12:41:55 PM |
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"I've seen lots of situtations where the introduction of a Wal-Mart or any of a dozen other big box stores moving into a neighborhood has resulted in lower prices forever ... or the higher priced store losing considerable business."
What the hell does that have to do with a limited sale at a grocery store, dumb@ss? Show me a SINGLE grocery store where every sale (or most sales ... or even a few) leads to a permanent decrease in the cost of the product, moron. This post was edited by sodajerk on Friday, February 06, 2004 at 16:43. |
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