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Black Friday discounts on Irish Apple Store

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  • 26-11-2010 3:22am
    #1
    Sad Professor
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    €100 off all iMacs, all Macbook Pros and the 13-inch Macbook Air. Also, discounts of €10-40 on iPods, and €40 off the iPad. Smallish discounts of €5-10 on selected Apple peripherals.

    This is only for today - Friday November 26.


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    twig
    Registered Users Posts: 107 ✭✭twig


    Sad Professor wrote: »
    €100 off all iMacs, all Macbook Pros and the 13-inch Macbook Air. Also, discounts of €10-40 on iPods, and €40 off the iPad. Smallish discounts of €5-10 on selected Apple peripherals.

    This is only for today - Friday November 26.

    Finally going to bite the bullet and buy myself a mbp! just wondering if they would give more of a discount if i try haggle on the phone?


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    valuseeker
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    Same deal only much cheaper in the states by paying with dollars


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    muggyog
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    Have you included the cost of the flight?


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    thecommander
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    muggyog wrote: »
    Have you included the cost of the flight?

    Bought a fully loaded MBP about 4 years ago in the States. Was actually cheaper to fly and buy than to buy from Irish store. About 50 in the difference.

    Bought while on holidays, didn't just fly over to buy it.


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    Crackity Jones
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    thecommander wrote: »
    Bought a fully loaded MBP about 4 years ago in the States. Was actually cheaper to fly and buy than to buy from Irish store. About 50 in the difference.

    Bought while on holidays, didn't just fly over to buy it.

    Gotta factor in no warranty


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    aidan_walsh
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    Crackity Jones wrote: »
    Gotta factor in no warranty
    Warranties are worldwide for most (if not now all) Apple products.


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    en.r4cart
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    where is the lacation ? Apple store ?


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    Sad Professor
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    en.r4cart.com wrote: »
    where is the lacation ? Apple store ?

    www.applestore.ie


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    twig
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    So i get the same spec laptop and warranty if i order from the us store? Will they send it to ireland?


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    aidan_walsh
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    twig wrote: »
    So i get the same spec laptop and warranty if i order from the us store? Will they send it to ireland?
    No.


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    twig
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    aidan_walsh wrote: »
    No.

    Thought so. Would defeat the purpose of an irish store:rolleyes:


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    Crackity Jones
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    aidan_walsh wrote: »
    Warranties are worldwide for most (if not now all) Apple products.

    Did that change recently? Last info I had is that US products are provided a US only warranty and we in Europe are serviced from the cork office.


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    Sad Professor
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    No, all Macs have a worldwide warranty.


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    aidan_walsh
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    Macs and iPods have always had a worldwide warranty. The only product that didn't for a long time was the iPhone because it was regionally tied. IIRC that changed recently too.


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