tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33221366109240562582007-04-10T06:31:19.965-06:00Cheap iPods Apple Discounts Buy Macs SaleBrent CrandallBlogger61tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3322136610924056258.post-7646360518629766182007-04-10T06:28:00.000-06:002007-04-10T06:31:14.979-06:00Apple Drops Pricing on Refurbished DisplaysToday Apple lowered pricing on 20-inch and 30-inch refurbished displays. Originally priced at $1299, Apple dropped the price of the 20-inch Cinema HD display from $549 to $499. The 30-inch Cinema HD display, originally priced at $3299, has been lowered from $1599 to $1499.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.apple-discounts.com" style="color:#cc0000; text-decoration:underline;">Click here for more information.</a>Brent Crandalltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3322136610924056258.post-28742574946061063052007-03-20T21:25:00.000-06:002007-03-22T21:45:32.204-06:00Bargain Prices on Macintosh ComputersEveryone is looking for a deal – everyone wants that not-yet-found bargain. Problem is, we also want quality, longevity and durability. Truth is, many of the Macintosh computer bargains out there are for used or near-decrepit Apple products.<br /><br />Let me be the first to introduce you to a bargain-basement goldmine. Unknown to many, Apple, Inc. offers factory-reconditioned products at dirt-cheap, bargain prices. The best part: when you buy factory-reconditioned, you get the same warranty as if you were buying new. That’s right – each discounted Macintosh computer (and other Apple gear, including iPods and MacBooks) comes with a full one-year warranty.<br /><br />What are you waiting for?!? <a href="http://www.apple-discounts.com" style="color:#cc0000; text-decoration:underline;">Visit Apple-Discounts.com now!</a>Brent Crandalltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3322136610924056258.post-9486505463941006922007-03-17T07:16:00.000-06:002007-03-17T07:29:28.371-06:00Apple Drops Pricing on Refurbished ShuffleToday Apple lowered pricing on 1GB refurbished iPod Shuffles. Originally priced at $79, Apple dropped the price of the current generation 1GB Shuffle from $59 to $49. The previous generation 1GB Shuffle, originally priced at $199, has been lowered from $49 to $39.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.apple-discounts.com" style="color:#cc0000; text-decoration:underline;">Click here for more information.</a>Brent Crandalltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3322136610924056258.post-81711911170679913872007-02-22T22:40:00.000-07:002007-02-28T06:15:17.600-07:00Refurbished MacsThe recent popularity of Apple products, specifically iPods, has created a huge buzz in the computer and gadget industry. It seems people everywhere are continually searching for the best deals in Apple gear. Unknown to many, Apple has a systematic program that certifies returned gear (sold for new, and then returned shortly thereafter for various reasons) subject to incredibly high and stringent standards. Technically, this is simply refurbished equipment; however, given Apple’s impeccable certification standards, this certified gear is nearly good-as-new.<br /><br />In the past, people have avoided purchasing refurbished gear -- and for good reason. Apple’s certification program, however, has alleviated buyer concerns of supposedly “new” equipment immediately breaking down or being subject to premature wear. Buyers can now purchase with comfort while recognizing huge savings on otherwise-expensive gear.<br /><br />Discounts on refurbished Macs range from 30% to 60%. Discounts on refurbished Apple laptops are similarly breathtaking. Refurbished iPods go for as low as $29 – amazing! Even better, all certified Apple gear comes with a full one-year warranty -- the exact same warranty you get when you pay full price for new Apple equipment.<br /><br />One site in particular has risen above the rest in terms of providing the largest discounts on refurbished Macs and other Apple-certified equipment. Apple-Discounts.com catalogs and presents Apple.com bargains daily and presents them in an updated, clean-cut and concise format. The discounts are huge, and the convenience stands unrivaled.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.apple-discounts.com" style="text-decoration:underline; color:#cc0000;">Click here to view current discounts on refurbished Macs and other Apple-certified gear.</a>Brent Crandalltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3322136610924056258.post-68230450115185378102006-12-27T22:37:00.000-07:002007-02-27T22:39:02.290-07:00Where to Buy Mac ComputersHistorically speaking, buying a Macintosh computer has always been something akin to buying that one-of-a-kind flavor ice cream -- only available at one exclusive store, can’t be found anywhere else, and is totally worth the journey. Prior to the internet, buying a Mac computer could only be done at an Apple-approved dealer. There was no CompUSA, BestBuy or CircuitCity – it was all about the ma-and-pa shop, and it made for some pretty damn fun shopping.<br /><br />Enter the internet, and suddenly we’re spoiled – immediate access to nearly everything under the sun. Suddenly, buying that tricked-out Macintosh is a six-minute endeavor. Quick, to-the-point, done.<br /><br />Availability, inventory and supply are no longer in the equation. Pretty much anything you want is available for immediate purchase. The real question has become, where can I find it for the cheapest price?<br /><br />Of course, the brick-and-mortar stores are there – and Apple certainly has a grand and noble presence in that space. Other common sources include CompUSA, BestBuy, and a small handful of ma-and-pa Apple dealers.<br /><br />Those stores are nice – and the ability to touch and feel the equipment certainly makes the visit worthwhile, but when it comes to price, you’re going to pay top dollar. So the question begs, where to buy Mac computers?<br /><br />Our ongoing web-based research continuously surfaces one online store in particular. Apple-Discounts.com excels at providing the best discounts on Apple-certified gear. Inventory is updated daily, so nearly everything is available – and the prices are consistently 30%-40 cheaper than retail.<br /><br />Check it: <a href="http://www.apple-discounts.com" style="text-decoration:underline; color:#cc0000;">Where to Buy Mac Computers</a>Brent Crandalltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3322136610924056258.post-82548563152257281362007-01-30T21:51:00.000-07:002007-02-26T21:57:05.479-07:00Cheap Apple LaptopsFinding a great deal on Apple laptops these days is like finding a Cabbage Patch Doll in the year 1984 – next to impossible. Laptops have become so ubiquitous and widespread that they have nearly replaced all desktops everywhere. Given the universal availability and interest in Apple laptops, it makes perfect sense that people would be constantly searching for the ultimate Holy Grail in technological gadgetry – cheap Apple laptops.<br /><br />Given the Apple-enforced price regulation and outright popularity of these portable computing devices, there remains little room for merchandisers to provide significant discounts on Apple laptops. Of course, Ebay always remains an option – though most cheap Apple laptops there are usually previously used units – warranty already expired. Not desirable.<br /><br />Unknown to most, Apple sponsors a self-certification program – a program where Apple takes recently returned laptops, brings them back to top-notch, first-rate quality and sells them as refurbished or “Apple-certified” equipment. What’s best about this program is the warranty Apple includes with the purchase of these units – it’s identical to the warranty you get when you buy new!<br /><br />That said, it seems obvious that the best place to go shopping for cheap Apple laptops is from Apple’s own certified-laptop program. One site in particular, Apple-Discounts.com, catalogs and displays these discounts daily – very convenient, extremely useful. And the savings are remarkable.<br /><br />What’s the typical discount over buying a brand new laptop? Usually around 30%-40%, if not more. And don’t forget about the one-year warranty. Amazing.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.apple-discounts.com" style="text-decoration:underline; color:#cc0000;">Visit Apple-Discounts.com now to view current discounts on cheap Apple laptops and other Apple-certified gear.</a>Brent Crandall