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3:00 more for only $50
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Senior User
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Vancouver, BC
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I was at the Apple store the other day, just checking in. I have never seen an Apple store have a sale, but they had a table set out with a bunch of marked down merchandise on it. Half was third party products that were either outdated or previously opened, but there was definitely a fair share of Apple hardware marked down. Most of the markdown we between 20 and 30 percent.
However, there was a stack of airport express' that my fiance started looking through. In the middle of them was a box that said 15" ALU Powerbook Battery. All the airport express's were packaged in the same size box as well, so it wasn't easy to spot. The markdown? $70. Which brought the total price to only $50! I have never priced powerbook batteries before, but I knew that had to be a good deal.
I questioned the representative who said that it might be a return or just an old stock, but if anything was wrong with it or it didn't work out, just bring it back and they would exchange it for another one off the shelf.
I was shocked. The battery was brand new and it lasts about 30 minutes longer than my original one.
I'd really suggest going to your local Apple store and looking through their sale table.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Indy
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Yeah its great. I got the iPod firewire and usb cable for half off, just because it was opened, works fine for both. Great deal.
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Teaneck, NJ
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thanks for the heads up. I have found two good finds on that table so far. An FM transmitter that works fine for half off and the mini VGA -> S-video / composite cable for my ibook since someone had opened it (they bought the wrong cable so it had never even been used).
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AT&T iPhone 5S and 6; 13" MBP; MDD G4.
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Boulder, CO
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Ditto -- we got my dad an AirPort Express off that table for $99 the day after Christmas. We had previously bought him a D-Link (I think?) print server, as we were having a hell of a time getting his Dell to share his Canon photo printer over the wireless network so that he could print to it from his PowerBook. We ended up saving a few bucks, and getting all the added benefits of an AP Express. Great deal.
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