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Costco Nov Sale Macbook pro 13 2019 $999
$999.99
$1,249.99
Macbook pro 13 inch 2019 with touch bar 128GB available for $999 from 10/30 -> 11/31
https://www.costco.com/new-apple-...07248.html
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Did people get the price match online or in person?
Costco, I think, does double the warranty but I'm not sure exactly how that works.
As far as Macs, people who don't want one shouldn't be looking for a deal on it. I can say that I paid $2000 for my first powerbooks back in the 1990's and when inflation is figured in these are dirt cheap.
Most things are done through a browser on a pc so it's not a difference worth paying THREE TIMES more for. Neither is seamlessness or extra battery life.
Now way you can justify 1 MacBook is worth 3 HP 14-df0023cl laptops FOR 90% of users. That 90% windows vs 10% Mac is not mainly from business buys. That's ridiculous
I'll just leave the thread like I should have 2 posts ago, but stop over defending these dick squeezers.
It's clear. It's a premium product at a premium price which is why it has low value and market share. It's completely obvious.
It's windows 10
i3 or i5 10th generation
1080p
128ssd
$279 or $289
I forgot
On front page from Costco
Yes Macs are badass
But your not paying "a little more"
Your paying 3-4 times as much for their 35% markup vs 6% HP
Their prices are complete bs
2x would be fine but 3-4x is ridiculous
It's windows 10
i3 or i5 10th generation
1080p
128ssd
$279 or $289
I forgot
On front page from Costco
Yes Macs are badass
But your not paying "a little more"
Your paying 3-4 times as much for their 35% markup vs 6% HP
Their prices are complete bs
2x would be fine but 3-4x is ridiculous
https://slickdeals.net/f/13524451-costco-members-hp-14-laptop-i3-1005g1-4gb-ddr4-128gb-ssd-win-10-s-280-free-shipping?v=1
Just peruse the forum and find all the comments about the build quality and report on how many folks decided to return the laptop after seeing it in person.
I am still having trouble understanding why the thread above has generated so much interest.
https://slickdeals.net/f/13524451-costco-members-hp-14-laptop-i3-1005g1-4gb-ddr4-128gb-ssd-win-10-s-280-free-shipping?v=1
Just peruse the forum and find all the comments about the build quality and report on how many folks decided to return the laptop after seeing it in person.
I am still having trouble understanding why the thread above has generated so much interest.
I have seen the comments about build quality
I bought the last years model
Same except
According to posts in that thread better build quality
8th gen i3 plus Ethernet and ability to add second drive
BuTT
I saw the 10th gen laptop currently On sale there in person today it seems fine
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It's windows 10
i3 or i5 10th generation
1080p
128ssd
$279 or $289
I forgot
On front page from Costco
Yes Macs are badass
But your not paying "a little more"
Your paying 3-4 times as much for their 35% markup vs 6% HP
Their prices are complete bs
2x would be fine but 3-4x is ridiculous
4 core i5 (3.9 GHz 6 MB cache) vs 2 core i3 (3.4 GHz 4 MB cache)
NVMe vs SATA M.2 SSD
8 GB vs 4 GB ram
Iris Plus 655(3x performance) vs UHD 620
6 cell vs 3 cell Battery
TouchID+T2 chip vs nothing
Aluminum vs Plastic
Pretty bad comparison. I just bought one
You pay what you get.. yours is really basic
People like my aging parents don't even know what any of those words (in your post) mean. They do know that they've never had to get their macs fixed.
I think the 899 and 999 are "loss leaders" in a sense for Apple - to pull in potential buyers who then spend the $200 more. It's not like they are really charging $200 for the memory - more like they are charging that for the total machine.
With PC's people are used to thinking "by the component" - i.e. "I'll get the X power supply the the Y video card". With Macs it's the whole package.....
Hey, if it doesn't suit you...then don't buy it. Time is money and an extra $10 or $15 a month over years for a machine that makes me a living (or more) isn't worth debating. Just like I don't mind if you drive an Audi even tho it's an overpriced version of my VW.
With PC's people are used to thinking "by the component" - i.e. "I'll get the X power supply the the Y video card". With Macs it's the whole package.....
They ARE charging $200 for the increased storage space, please don't flat-out lie to support your opinion.
The differential between a 128GB and 256GB NVMe (same brand, same model) is $25, $50, at the absolute most $100.
It is categorically absurd to charge a 100% premium on an upgrade.
It is categorically absurd to charge a 100% premium on an upgrade.
Every single sentence in this paragraph is a logical fallacy.
BTW, I was in sales, importing, manufacturing and many other businesses and it's a common formula for products to sell for 300% to 400% the cost of manufacturing. In fact, it's quite typical.
In computing and in motor vehicles and in new housing, etc. - competition as we'll as what the market will bear has sometimes cut that to the bone. Many tech companies (Amazon) sell the razors at cost or below (kindle) so you will buy the blades (books, loyalty, etc.).
I'm mentioning these things as schooling, not as debate...since they are actual fact.
But, yeah, probably you would be better off debating your opinions about what free markets should buy and sell things for...other places than SD.
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They ARE charging $200 for the increased storage space, please don't flat-out lie to support your opinion.
The differential between a 128GB and 256GB NVMe (same brand, same model) is $25, $50, at the absolute most $100.
It is categorically absurd to charge a 100% premium on an upgrade.
Every single sentence in this paragraph is a logical fallacy.