Surely they will provide for the permanent archival storage of this invaluable piece of history. posted by dhartung at 9:13 AM on August 5, 2002
Wonder if anybody pre-ordered at this price? posted by seanyboy at 9:14 AM on August 5, 2002
i've noticed a few online sellers that also have brick and mortor stores like to astromically jack up the prices of going to be popular items, probably to cxut out the employee perk of buying it before sale date. posted by the aloha at 9:40 AM on August 5, 2002
uh-oh, looks like Steve is going to get pissed again because somebody spoiled their surprise....
....that's actually the price of the next upgrade posted by LuxFX at 9:54 AM on August 5, 2002
Does that include shipping? posted by jonmc at 11:00 AM on August 5, 2002
Clearly Apple's merely trying to make the $129 price seem more reasonable. posted by kindall at 11:31 AM on August 5, 2002
Obviously, CompUSA uses a Microsoft database system.
Seriously...I wonder how this could have happened. It's such an odd number. posted by ColdChef at 11:45 AM on August 5, 2002
As someone pointed out at macslash, someone must have typed the expected ship date (8/24/2002) into the price field. But then I noticed that it was also mistyped - otherwise it would be $82,420.02, not $82,402.02. Double d'oh! posted by madprops at 11:53 AM on August 5, 2002
thanks, madprops...and, again...mad props. posted by ColdChef at 12:18 PM on August 5, 2002
TYPO DETECTED ON E-COMMERCE SITE
NEWS AT 11 posted by milnak at 2:13 PM on August 5, 2002
The Aloha was right. Working in retail, we, for example, had Windows XP at 9999.99 (U.S. of course) before release... posted by Samizdata at 9:56 PM on August 6, 2002
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