Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 3rd Mar 2009 15:16 UTC, submitted by Moulinneuf
Just as everyone suspected, Apple updated its various lines of desktop computers today, bringing speed and performance improvements across the board. Mac Pro, iMac, and the Mac Mini were all upgraded, and especially for the Mini, it was a long time coming. The Mac Pro sees the most changes.
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RE: Apple Must Be Feeling Confident ...
by paws on Tue 3rd Mar 2009 18:15
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RE: Apple Must Be Feeling Confident ...
by tyrione on Tue 3rd Mar 2009 18:19
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RE[2]: Apple Must Be Feeling Confident ...
by unclefester on Wed 4th Mar 2009 08:02
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Apple charges a premium in all other countries on top of exchange rates and taxes. Outside North America Apple has practically no impact at all. Some places in Australia are 1000km from the nearest Apple seller. But we have at least one whitebox PC retailer in virtually every suburb
At my local Australian university less than 1% of students or staff use Macs. The university has a very active Linux Users Group though.
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The entry price for an octo Pro in the UK has gone from (IIRC) approx £1700 to £2500 !!