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Save up to $220 with open-box iMacs
Tuesday, February 9 2010 @ 8:04 AM ET | Article Link
ClubMac has open-box return LED iMacs available for up to $220 off MSRP:

- 21" 3.06GHz iMac/NVIDIA Graphics: $1019.99 $180 off MSRP
- 21" 3.06GHz iMac/ATI Graphics: $1279.99 $220 off MSRP

If Apple Can Make Its Own iPad Silicon, Could In-House Mac CPUs Be Next?; The iPad Is Something Different -- Not A PC; MacBook Pro With Core i7 Imminent; NokHoo Pretty Smart Laptop Bags; Healthcare Industry Wants a Tablet, But Not Necessarily Apple’s iPad
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 12:06 PM ET | Article Link
Charles Moore's The Agenda -- What's New And Interesting In The Laptop World Today

If Apple Can Make Its Own iPad Silicon, Could In-House Mac CPUs Be Next?

Forbes' Lee Gomes notes that the future trajectory of the semiconductor industry is to some degree riding on the success of the iPad, whose A4 microprocessor "system-on-a-chip" silicon was partly designed in-house by Apple, most likely using expertise acquired via the company's 2008 acquisition of Silicon Valley start-up PA Semi. Forbes thinks that if the iPad proves a marketing hit it might encourage Apple to consider making its own CPUs for Mac systems as well and thus could forgo paying the so-called "Intel tax."

While it's an intriguing line of speculation, Apple would want to proceed very cautiously, given that a major consideration would have to be continued compatibility with the Windows universe, which has been facilitated greatly by Apple's adoption of Intel CPUs in its computer systems, which not coincidentally coincided with a dramatic reversal in Apple's market performance in terms of Mac systems sales.

Apple Matters' Chris Seibold notes that the arguments in favor of going in-house with Mac CPUs would be abundant, including :more control, more profits, and a chip expressly designed for Macs, all of which may seem good at face value but could backfire royally if the Mac's surge in popularity over the past four years has been based substantially on Intel X86 compatibility.

ZNet's Adrian Kingsley-Hughes thinks it's not so much "Intel Inside" that's selling so many more Macs these days, but more to do with the Windows compatibility that comes with Intel silicon.

I'm inclined to agree with both Seibold and Kingsley-Hughes, who are not really taking contradictory positions. Windows compatibility comes with Intel compatibility, and it it pretty difficult to rationalize away the correlation between the ability to run Windows natively on the Mac with excellent performance (or as good as you get with Windows) and an approximate quadrupling of Apple's share of the PC market since 2006.

Better to focus in-house chip development efforts on the iPhone, iPod and soon-to-be iPad universe, where Apple is already dominant than to risk the Mac's continued ascendency in the PC orbit by dropping Intel inside.

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The iPad Is Something Different -- Not A PC

drdobbs.com's Michael Swaine says that initially when Steve Jobs demo'd the iPad, he thought he understood what Jobs was presenting, but that most people seemed to misunderstand, and are stubbornly attempting to fit this device into a category it's intended for -- eg: a laptop or netbook replacement.

"The iPad," says Swaine, "is a consumer device," designed and engineered as a tool for consuming information -- not for creating it. I can't argue with that, given the critique I've leveled at the iPad myself over the past few days, but I do take issue with Swaine's contention that "Apple has decided that the era of the personal computer is over." I don't think this is a zero-sum equation, and even if the iPad turns out to be a runaway market success, it doesn't follow that the sun is setting on personal computers. There will still be plenty of us who really do need a single omnipurpose information processing device optimized for developing content, be it prose, software, video graphic art or music as well as for consuming information like movies, books, magazines, music, web content, email, tweets, chat, voicemail.

Where I do agree is that a sizable cohort of users will indeed determine that all they really need is an information consumer device with still of course some means for entering data but not necessarily a production-worthy writer's keyboard and other bells and whistles we can't get along with out as working computer users.

Low End Mac's John Hatchett riffs on the same topic, noting that while the iPad may be a disappointment to hardcore computer users, it provides a breakthrough in how we define what a computer is, while his (and my) LEM colleague Tim Nash notes that iPhone and iPod touch sales revenues have now surpassed revenues from Mac sales and that the iPad will widen this gap.

Nash contends that many people don't like understand, or want to understand computers, but grudgingly tolerate them because they need to use them at work or access the Internet at home, but that a low or no maintenance sealed appliance that works, using natural gestures they don't have to remember -- ie: touch will incline them to conclude that a computer GUI like Windows or the Mac OS is unnecessary and too much like hard work.

Nash predicts that the computing world will fracture into schism between those who need to touch type and those who like to touch, and estimating that probably twice as many people use the iPhone or iPod touch version of OS X as those who use the full version on a Mac or MacBook.

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MacBook Pro With Core i7 Imminent

However, the conventional laptop is far from dead yet.

Electronista reports that a newly discovered Geekbench test appears to confirm the imminent launch of MacBook Pros running Intel's Arrandale platform running a 2.66GHz Core i7-620M with 4GB of RAM -- Intel's fastest dual-core processor a logical choice for a mid- to high-end MacBook Pro.

The report suggests Apple is close to launching a refresh of its high-end portables now that Intel's Arrandale lineup is more widely available and could include Core i5 based units as well.

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NokHoo Pretty Smart Laptop Bags

NokHoo laptop bags are the creation of Nicole Roberts, a career textile and product designer who says she learned a lot working for big companies and more during a two year sojourn in Thailand. The night before leaving for the Far East, Nicole bought a new computer, looked around for a laptop bag, and found she couldn't find anything that married both form and function, so she decided to make her own. As she puts it, "One thing lead to another and NokHoo laptop bags were born."

In case you're wondering, NokHoo is the Thai word for owl and because owls are both handsome and wise, and she thought it seemed like the perfect name for these bags.

Pretty smart laptop bags

NokHoo bags are designed to be sturdy, comfortable and fully padded to protect your laptop and your back, featuring a variety of zippered pockets to secure all your gadgets, side pockets for a quick stash and an easy-to-reach phone pocket. The bags have a unique personality, combining fresh fabrics and layered artwork with practical styling. Right now NokHoo exclusively carries backpacks but plan to expand their form factor options in the future.

All the NokHoo construction materials are high quality with features like metal fittings, light padding throughout and heavy padding in the laptop area. Nicole says she's traveled extensively with the bags, and that they've stood up well through considerable wear-and-tear.

All bags are fully padded with water-resistant linings to protect your laptop and your back, and each model features a variety of zippered pockets to secure your accessories, mesh side pockets for quick stashing and an easy-to-reach phone pocket.

Currently there are four different NokHoo models.

Raining Paradise

Inspired by the paintings of Gustav Klimt, Raining Paradise is sure to turn heads. Vertical lines of hand embroidery and beading on a rich textured surface give this bag a look that is absolutely unique.

Smart features:

* Textured heavyweight cotton exterior with contrast print inside.
* Padding throughout bag saves your laptop and your back.
* Interior padding is water and shock resistant.
* Main section has separate laptop pocket and secret zip pouch.
* Zippered front section provides multiple pockets made for cds, business cards and gadgets.
* Detachable phone pocket on strap.
* Elastic side pockets for easy access.

Color: Periwinkle
Bag Dimensions: 11"x16"x8" (WxHxD)
Fits Laptop: 10.5"x16"x1.5" (WxHxD)
Weight: 3 lbs
Warranty: Guaranteed to be free from manufacturing defects for life
Shipping: 5-10 business days

Price: $150.00

DeLoverly

When birds and butterflies mingle with hand embroidery and beading, the result is DeLoverly. Elegant details, unique textured fabric and smart design make this bag both feminine and practical.

Smart features:

* Textured heavyweight cotton exterior with contrast print inside.
* Padding throughout bag saves your laptop and your back.
* Interior padding is water and shock resistant.
* Main section includes separate laptop pocket and secret zip pouch.
* Zippered front section provides multiple pockets made for cds, business cards and gadgets.
* Convenient front pen and accessory pockets.
* Detachable phone pocket on strap.
* Elastic side pockets for easy access.

Color: Etruscan Red
Bag Dimensions: 11"x16"x8" (WxHxD)
Fits Laptop: 10.5"x16"x1.5" (WxHxD)
Weight: 3 lbs
Warranty: Guaranteed to be free from manufacturing defects for life.
Shipping: 5-10 business days

Price: $150.00

Sirrush

Legend has it the Babylonians were protected by a dragon they called Sirrush. If the Babylonians could name this bag, we're pretty sure Sirrush would be it. Practical styling and durable fabric protect you and your laptop from harm, while cool layered artwork makes you a legend in your own time.

Smart features:

* Heavyweight cotton exterior with contrast plaid inside.
* Padding throughout bag saves your laptop and your back.
* Interior padding is water and shock resistant.
* Main section includes separate laptop pocket and secret zip pouch.
* Zippered front section provides multiple pockets made for cds, business cards and gadgets.
* Detachable phone pocket on strap.
* Elastic side pockets for easy access.

Color: Toasted Sesame
Bag Dimensions: 11"x16"x8" (WxHxD)
Fits Laptop: 10.5"x16"x1.5" (WxHxD)
Weight: 3 lbs
Warranty: Guaranteed to be free from manufacturing defects for life.
Shipping: 5-10 business days

Price: $150.00

Icarus

In Greek mythology, Icarus flew on brilliantly crafted wings made of feathers and wax. NokHoo's Icarus shares that spirit of creativity and craftsmanship-comfortable fit and useful details combine with print and metallic embroidery to create a heavenly bag (just don't get too close to the sun).

Smart features:

* Textured cotton/lycra exterior with contrast stripe inside.
* Padding throughout bag saves your laptop and your back.
* Interior padding is water and shock resistant.
* Main section includes separate laptop pocket and secret zip pouch.
* Zippered front section provides multiple pockets made for cds, business cards and gadgets.
* Convenient front pen and accessory pockets.
* Detachable phone pocket on strap.
* Elastic side pockets for easy access.

Color: Gunmetal
Bag Dimensions: 11"x16"x8" (WxHxD)
Fits Laptop: 10.5"x16"x1.5" (WxHxD)
Weight: 3 lbs
Warranty: Guaranteed to be free from manufacturing defects for life.
Shipping: 5-10 business days

Price: $150.00

NokHoo bags are guaranteed to be free from manufacturing defects for life. If your NokHoo bag has a problem due to materials or workmanship, the company will replace or repair it ASAP (not to include typical wear and tear or bag abuse).

Also, if it's not what you were hoping for, your bag can be returned for any reason within 30 days of purchase.

Buyers from the US, Canada, Europe, Australia and Thailand can order directly from the website. If you are buying from other locations in the world, contact NokHoo for shipping costs. All payments are in US currency, buyer pays all customs and taxes.

Shipping Costs
Continental US Ground $9
Continental US Rush $23
Alaska/Hawaii/US Territories Express $25
Canada Ground $25
Europe/Thailand/Australia Priority $40
Add $3 for each additional bag.

For more information, visit:
http://www.nokhoolaptopbags.com/about.shtml

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Healthcare Industry Wants a Tablet, But Not Necessarily Apple’s iPad According to Survey Results

Last week, during the fever pitch surrounding the announcement of Apple's iPad tablet, spokesman Chris Thorman says Software Advice surveyed 178 physicians, nurses, medical students and healthcare IT professionals about what the healthcare industry's ideal tablet would look like. This isn't Software Advice's first time talking tablets and healthcare. In April of last year, they wondered if the Apple tablet would become the ideal device to run electronic health record (EMR) software.

The goal with this survey was to find out what healthcare professionals want in a tablet and how well Apple's iPad fulfills those wants.

Things learned from from the survey results include:

Majority of Healthcare Professionals Are Likely to Buy a Tablet

This chart shows how likely respondents are to purchase a tablet for healthcare use in the next year.

Tablet Tasks

This chart shows what percentage of respondents want to use a tablet for a particular task. This chart shows what percentage of respondents want to use a tablet for a particular task.

Ease of Use and Software Selection are Top Reasons for Tablet Selection

According to survey results, ease of use is the major purchase reason for a majority of healthcare professionals. That may fare well for the iPad. Why? The iPad runs on the iPhone operating system, and thousands of doctors are already using iPhones in clinical settings. In addition, the iPad has a finger touchscreen, and of the survey's healthcare respondents, 63% said they preferred a finger touchscreen over styluses and voice dictation when asked about their data input preference. Many of those same people said that the speed of the data entry was the determining factor when noting a preference for the finger touchscreen.

On the downside, in terms of medical software selection, the iPad lags far behind virtually every other tablet on the market. Despite having over 5,000 medical apps immediately available for download through Apple's App Store, none of those apps are a functional EMR system or even remotely close to one. The vast majority of EMR software on the market today will not run on a Mac OSX operating system. Most require a Windows-based operating system to function.

The iPad may have an easy to use operating system helped by a finger touchscreen but those pros are nullified by that system's inability to run the vast majority of medical software on the market today.

For the full report visit here:
http://tinyurl.com/yhzq9gz

bookmystique@pbcentral.com

MacConnection offers MacBook Pros for up to $250 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:39 AM ET | Article Link
Take up to $250 off the price a MacBook Pro at MacConnection after mail-in rebate. Shipping is free.

- 17" 2.8GHz MacBook Pro: $2249 $250 off MSRP
- 15" 2.8GHz MacBook Pro: $2089 $210 off MSRP
- 15" 2.66GHz MacBook Pro: $1799 $200 off MSRP
- 15" 2.53GHz MacBook Pro: $1579 $120 off MSRP
- 13" 2.53GHz MacBook Pro: $1399 $100 off MSRP
- 13" 2.26GHz MacBook Pro: $1119 $80 off MSRP

MacBook Pros on sale for up to $222 off MSRP, no rebates, free shipping
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:39 AM ET | Article Link
B&H Photo-Video has MacBook Pros on sale today for up to $222 off MSRP. No rebates are required. Shipping is free, and there is only NY sales tax. B&H will also include a free copy of Parallels Desktop 5.0:

- 17" 2.8GHz MacBook Pro: $2276.95 $222 off MSRP
- 15" 2.8GHz MacBook Pro: $2149.95 $150 off MSRP
- 15" 2.66GHz MacBook Pro: $1839 $160 off MSRP
- 15" 2.53GHz MacBook Pro: $1625.95 $74 off MSRP
- 13" 2.53GHz MacBook Pro: $1429.95 $70 off MSRP
- 13" 2.26GHz MacBook Pro: $1148.95 $50 off MSRP

MacConnection offers iMacs for up to $150 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:37 AM ET | Article Link
Take up to $150 off the price of new 21" or 27" iMacs at MacConnection after applicable mail-in rebate. Shipping is free. Altogether, their prices are the lowest we've seen from any Apple Authorized Reseller.

- 27" 2.66GHz iMac: $1849 $150 off MSRP
- 27" 3.06GHz iMac: $1599 $100 off MSRP
- 21" 3.06GHz iMac/ATI graphics: $1399 $100 off MSRP
- Base 21" 3.06GHz iMac/NVIDIA graphics: $1099 $100 off MSRP

13" 2.26GHz White MacBook available for $924, save $75
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:35 AM ET | Article Link
MacConnection has the 13" 2.26GHz White MacBook available for $924.99 after mail-in rebate. Shipping is free. Their price is about $75 off MSRP, and it's among the lowest we've seen for this model from any Apple Authorized Reseller.

MacBook Airs on sale for up to $102 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:34 AM ET | Article Link
Resellers are discounting MacBook Airs by up to $102 off MSRP:

- 13" 2.13GHz MacBook Air: $1707.27 at MacMall $92 off MSRP
- 13" 1.86GHz MacBook Air: $1397.89 at B&H Photo $102 off MSRP, free shipping, no rebate

17" 2.8GHz MacBook Pro (refurbished) available for $2099, save $400
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:31 AM ET | Article Link
The Apple Store has Apple Certified Refurbished 17" 2.8GHz MacBook Pros back in stock today for $2099. That represents a $400 savings over new models. An Apple one-year warranty is included, and shipping is free.

Apple refurbished MacBook Airs available for $250 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:31 AM ET | Article Link
The Apple Store has Apple Certified Refurbished June 2009 13" MacBook Airs available for $250 off the cost of new models. An Apple one-year warranty is included with each model, and shipping is free. The following configurations are now available (note that some may sell out quickly):

- 13" 2.13GHz/128GB SSD: $1549 $250 off MSRP
- 13" 1.86GHz/120GB HD: $1249 $250 off MSRP

21" 3.06GHz iMac (refurbished) available for $1299, $200 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:30 AM ET | Article Link
The Apple Store has Apple Certified Refurbished 21" 3.06GHz ATI iMacs available for $1299 including free shipping. That's $200 off MSRP. A standard one-year warranty is included.

Mac minis on sale for up to $40 off MSRP, no rebate
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:30 AM ET | Article Link
B&H Photo-Video has Mac minis on sale for up to $40 off MSRP with free shipping and only New York sales tax:

- 2.53GHz Mac mini: $758.95 $40 off MSRP
- 2.26GHz Mac mini: $579.95 $20 off MSRP

Mac Pros available for up to $220 off MSRP, free shipping, no rebates
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:30 AM ET | Article Link
J&R has Mac Pros in stock today for up to $220 off MSRP including free shipping. No rebates are required.

- 8-core 2.26GHz Mac Pro: $3078.88 $220 off MSRP
- 4-core 2.66GHz Mac Pro: $$2299 $200 off MSRP

OBR 15" 2.8GHz MacBook Pro available for $1919, save $380
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:29 AM ET | Article Link
ClubMac has open-box return 15" 2.8GHz MacBook Pros in stock for $1919.99. That represents a $380 savings over unopened boxes.

MacBooks available for $200 off MSRP for Education customers
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:28 AM ET | Article Link
Purchase a new MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, or MacBook at The Apple Store for Education and take up to $200 off MSRP. All teachers and students qualify for the discount. Shipping is free:

- 17" 2.8GHz MacBook Pro: $2299 $200 off
- 15" 2.8GHz MacBook Pro: $2099 $200 off
- 15" 2.66GHz MacBook Pro: $1849 $150 off
- 15" 2.53GHz MacBook Pro: $1599 $100 off
- 13" 2.53GHz MacBook Pro: $1399 $100 off
- 13" 2.26GHz MacBook Pro: $1099 $100 off

- 13" 2.26GHz White MacBook: $899 $100 off

- 13" 2.13GHz/128GB MacBook Air: $1699 $100 off
- 13" 1.86GHz/120GB MacBook Air: $1399 $100 off

Receive $100 back on a qualifying printer with your purchase via online rebate. The HP Photosmart C4480 All-in-One Printer, Scanner, Copier and the Canon PIXMA MP470 all-in-one are both available for $99.95. Use this rebate to reduce that price to $0 when you purchase your Mac.

Visit The Apple Store for Education to make your purchase.

Certified pre-owned MacBook Airs available starting at $579
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:28 AM ET | Article Link
Gainsaver has certified pre-owned MacBook Airs available today starting at $579.10.

- 13" 1.6GHz MacBook Air: $579.10
- 13" 1.86GHz MacBook Air: $624.10
- 13" 2.13GHz MacBook Air: $714.10

Each system is available with multiple hard drive (HD & SSD) and RAM configurations.

Gainsaver has a no-questions-asked returns policy.

Previous-generation iMacs available for up to $850 off original MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:27 AM ET | Article Link
B&H Photo-Video has dropped prices on leftover, previous-generation iMacs by as much as $850. Each model includes free shipping:

- 24" 2.93GHz iMac: $1299.95 $500 price drop
- 24" 3.06GHz iMac: $1348.95 $850 price drop

Roundup of iPod touch sale prices, up to $41 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:26 AM ET | Article Link
Several resellers have the iPod touch on sale at prices ranging up to $41 off MSRP:

- 8GB iPod touch: $183.98 at ClubMac $16 off MSRP
- 16GB iPod touch: $269.99 at Amazon.com $30 off MSRP
- 32GB iPod touch: $357.88 at J&R $41 off MSRP

iPod nanos on sale for $15 off MSRP, free shipping
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:26 AM ET | Article Link
Amazon.com has iPod nanos in stock for $15 off MSRP including free shipping:

- 8GB iPod nano: $133.99 at Amazon.com $15 off MSRP
- 16GB iPod nano: $163.99 at Amazon.com $15 off MSRP

iPod nanos on sale for $15 off MSRP, free shipping
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:25 AM ET | Article Link
Amazon.com has iPod nanos in stock for $15 off MSRP including free shipping:

- 8GB iPod nano: $133.99 at Amazon.com $15 off MSRP
- 16GB iPod nano: $163.99 at Amazon.com $15 off MSRP

160GB iPod classic in stock for $228, $21 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:25 AM ET | Article Link
MacMall has the 160GB iPod classic available for $228.98. That's about $21 off MSRP.

Apple refurbished 16GB iPod nano ('08 model) available for $119, save $80
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:24 AM ET | Article Link
The Apple Store has Apple Certified Refurbished 2008 16GB iPod nanos available for $119 including free shipping. Their price is $80 off original MSRP for this model.

120GB iPod classic (refurbished) available for $189
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:23 AM ET | Article Link
The Apple Store has Apple Certified Refurbished 120GB iPod classics available for $189 including free shipping. Original MSRP for this model was $249.

Updated MacBook Price Trackers
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:19 AM ET | Article Link
We've updated our MacBook Price Trackers with the latest information on prices, bundles, and availability from Apple's authorized internet/catalog resellers. Note that older, leftover MacBook price trackers are also available:

17" MacBook Pro
15" MacBook Pro
13" MacBook Pro
13" White MacBook
MacBook Air

We've consolidated previous-generation, leftover, and clearance MacBooks into their own price trackers for easier at-a-glance viewing:

- 17" MacBook Pros: Leftover models
- 15" MacBook Pros: Leftover models
- 13" MacBooks: Leftover models
- 13" MacBook Airs: Leftover models

- Apple Refurbished MacBooks
- Older Mac Laptops

Week's Best MacBook Deals
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:17 AM ET | Article Link
We've posted the Week's Best Deals on MacBooks, MacBook Airs, and MacBook Pros for Monday, the 8th of February. Find the lowest price or the best set of bundles from Apple's Authorized Resellers with these deals: Week's Best MacBook Pro Deals | Week's Best MacBook Deals | Week's Best MacBook Air Deals

And, as always, keep an eye on our price trackers at MacPrices for the latest prices and bundles from Apple's resellers. We update our price trackers each morning.

Updated Mac Pro, iMac, and Mac mini Price Trackers
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:17 AM ET | Article Link
We've updated our Mac Pro Price Tracker, iMac Price Tracker, and Mac mini Price Tracker with the latest information on prices, bundles, and availability from Apple's Authorized Internet/Catalog Resellers.

Free all-in-one printer with purchase of new Mac from Apple
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:17 AM ET | Article Link
Purchase a new Mac from The Apple Store and receive $100 back on a qualifying printer after applicable online rebate. The HP Photosmart C4480 All-in-One Printer, Scanner, Copier and the Canon PIXMA MP470 all-in-one are both available for $99.95. Use this rebate to reduce that price to $0 when you purchase your Mac.

Updated Apple Certified Refurbished Products Page
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:16 AM ET | Article Link
We've updated our Apple Certified Refurbished Macs and iPods page for Monday, the 8th of February. Use this page to quickly scan available products from Apple's Special Deals Section. Apple Certified Refurbished products come with a standard Apple one-year warranty and can be discounted up to $1000 or more.

Updated Clearance Price Trackers
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:16 AM ET | Article Link
We've updated our Clearance Mac Laptops Price Trackers with all the latest information on prices and availability for refurbished, open-box return, leftover, and used MacBooks, PowerBooks, and iBooks from Apple's Authorized Internet/Catalog Resellers. We've also updated our Clearance Mac Desktops Price Tracker with the latest information on Mac Pros, iMacs, and minis.

Updated iPod Price Trackers
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:15 AM ET | Article Link
We've updated our iPod Price Trackers with the latest information on prices, bundles, and availabilty from over 40 of Apple's Authorized iPod Resellers. The following price trackers are available:

- iPod shuffle Prices
- iPod nano Prices
- iPod classic Prices
- iPod touch Prices
- iPhone Prices

Updated Apple TV Price Tracker
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:15 AM ET | Article Link
We've updated our Apple TV Price Tracker with the latest information from over 20 Apple resellers. Discounts currently range up to $20 off MSRP for new models and up to $70 for refurbished units.

Updated Mac OS X Price Tracker: Snow Leopard
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:14 AM ET | Article Link
We've updated our Mac OS X Price Tracker with the latest information on prices and availability for Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) from major Apple resellers.

Updated Apple Cinema Displays Price Tracker
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:14 AM ET | Article Link
We've updated our Apple Displays Price Tracker with all the latest information on prices and availability for new and clearance Apple Displays from Apple's Authorized Internet/Catalog Resellers. Several resellers are offering discounted and/or clearance displays today.

OBR 24" LED Display available for $745, save $154
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:14 AM ET | Article Link
ClubMac has open-box return Apple 24" LED Displays available for $745.99. That's $154 off the cost of unopened boxes.

OBR 30" Apple Cinema Display available for $1649, $150 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:13 AM ET | Article Link
ClubMac has open-box return Apple 30" Cinema HD Displays available for $1649. That's $150 off the cost of unopened boxes.

AirPort Express (refurbished) available for $79; save $20
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:13 AM ET | Article Link
The Apple Store has Apple Certified Refurbished AirPort Express Base Stations available for $79. MSRP for new models is $99, so this represents a $20 savings.

Save up to $500 with Apple Refurbished Displays
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:12 AM ET | Article Link
The Apple Store has Apple Certified Refurbished Cinema Displays available today for up to $500 off the price of new models. Each display comes with an Apple one-year warranty, and ground shipping is free:

- 30" Cinema Display: $1299 MSRP $1799 (in and out of stock)
- 24" LED Cinema Display: $599 MSRP $899 (in and out of stock)

24" LED Apple Display available for $849, save $50
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:12 AM ET | Article Link
J&R has the new 24" Apple LED Display available for $849.99. Look for item number 8265679. Their price is $50 off MSRP, and shipping is free.

30" Apple Cinema Display available for $1697; $102 off MSRP
Monday, February 8 2010 @ 8:11 AM ET | Article Link
J&R has the 30" Apple Cinema Display available for $1697 including free shipping. Their price is $102 off MSRP.

Visit our price trackers on the web at MacPrices for detailed info.

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