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Several MacRumors have reported that Amazon has begun taking announced price of $29for OS X Leopard users, and the listing notes that while Snow Leopard is slated for a September release, no official release date has been announced.

Amazon has also prominently featured an "Upgrade Path Alert" notifying customers that the upgrade is available only for Intel computers currentlyrunning OS X Leopard.
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Please note, that only Apple OS X Leopard users are eligible for the Snow Leopard upgrade. Tiger & earlier OS users will need to purchase either versions of the upgraded Mac Box Set. Also, Snow Leopard will only run on intel-based Mac computers.
Amazon has also begun offering pre-orders of OS X Snow Leopard family packs, Mac Box Sets bundling Snow Leopard with iLife '09 and iWork '09, andSnow Leopard Server.

- Mac OS X version 10.6 Snow Leopard ($29.00)
- Mac OS X Snow Leopard Family Pack (5-User) ($49.00)
- Mac Box Set - (with Snow Leopard) ($169.00)
- Mac Box Set Family Pack with Snow Leopard (5-User) ($229.00)
- Mac OS X Server version 10.6 Snow Leopard ($499.00)

Note: Purchases through these Amazon links benefit MacRumors financially.

Article Link: AmazonBegins Accepting Pre-Orders for Mac OS X Snow Leopard
 
I need to get my new MBP asap... although I think I might wait til the new models come out.

It would be a nice feeling to be able to order a new one as soon as they are released
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Sold my Mac a few weeks ago and its definitely killing me being without one. I could easily purchase a PC for half the price.... but I know I will hate it....so I'll wait til I can get a new MBP
 
Originally Posted by Da Doc03




110118-amazon_snow_leopard_500.jpg


Several MacRumors have reported that Amazon has begun taking announced price of $29 for OS X Leopard users, and the listing notes that while Snow Leopard is slated for a September release, no official release date has been announced.

Amazon has also prominently featured an "Upgrade Path Alert" notifying customers that the upgrade is available only for Intel computers currently running OS X Leopard.
Quote:
Please note, that only Apple OS X Leopard users are eligible for the Snow Leopard upgrade. Tiger & earlier OS users will need to purchase either versions of the upgraded Mac Box Set. Also, Snow Leopard will only run on intel-based Mac computers.
Amazon has also begun offering pre-orders of OS X Snow Leopard family packs, Mac Box Sets bundling Snow Leopard with iLife '09 and iWork '09, and Snow Leopard Server.

- Mac OS X version 10.6 Snow Leopard ($29.00)
- Mac OS X Snow Leopard Family Pack (5-User) ($49.00)
- Mac Box Set - (with Snow Leopard) ($169.00)
- Mac Box Set Family Pack with Snow Leopard (5-User) ($229.00)
- Mac OS X Server version 10.6 Snow Leopard ($499.00)

Note: Purchases through these Amazon links benefit MacRumors financially.

Article Link: Amazon Begins Accepting Pre-Orders for Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Those that purchased a MB on or after June 8, 2009 are qualified to purchase Snow Leopard for $10!
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Link: http://www.apple.com/macosx/uptodate/
 
^nice!!

ima cop the 5 user joint. use 2 for myself (imac and mbp) and sell the other 3 for $15.
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Originally Posted by what are you gonna do

Originally Posted by Da Doc03




110118-amazon_snow_leopard_500.jpg


Several MacRumors have reported that Amazon has begun taking announced price of $29 for OS X Leopard users, and the listing notes that while Snow Leopard is slated for a September release, no official release date has been announced.

Amazon has also prominently featured an "Upgrade Path Alert" notifying customers that the upgrade is available only for Intel computers currently running OS X Leopard.
Quote:
Please note, that only Apple OS X Leopard users are eligible for the Snow Leopard upgrade. Tiger & earlier OS users will need to purchase either versions of the upgraded Mac Box Set. Also, Snow Leopard will only run on intel-based Mac computers.
Amazon has also begun offering pre-orders of OS X Snow Leopard family packs, Mac Box Sets bundling Snow Leopard with iLife '09 and iWork '09, and Snow Leopard Server.

- Mac OS X version 10.6 Snow Leopard ($29.00)
- Mac OS X Snow Leopard Family Pack (5-User) ($49.00)
- Mac Box Set - (with Snow Leopard) ($169.00)
- Mac Box Set Family Pack with Snow Leopard (5-User) ($229.00)
- Mac OS X Server version 10.6 Snow Leopard ($499.00)

Note: Purchases through these Amazon links benefit MacRumors financially.

Article Link: Amazon Begins Accepting Pre-Orders for Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Those that purchased a MB on or after June 8, 2009 are qualified to purchase Snow Leopard for $10!
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Link: http://www.apple.com/macosx/uptodate/

When I click on the link what are you gonna do provided, it lets me login in to my apple store account, then I click onthe US customer link, and it brings me to "items in your cart" page. Is that supposed to happen?
 
Originally Posted by KiNGJRMZair23

Originally Posted by what are you gonna do

Originally Posted by Da Doc03




110118-amazon_snow_leopard_500.jpg


Several MacRumors have reported that Amazon has begun taking announced price of $29 for OS X Leopard users, and the listing notes that while Snow Leopard is slated for a September release, no official release date has been announced.

Amazon has also prominently featured an "Upgrade Path Alert" notifying customers that the upgrade is available only for Intel computers currently running OS X Leopard.
Quote:
Please note, that only Apple OS X Leopard users are eligible for the Snow Leopard upgrade. Tiger & earlier OS users will need to purchase either versions of the upgraded Mac Box Set. Also, Snow Leopard will only run on intel-based Mac computers.
Amazon has also begun offering pre-orders of OS X Snow Leopard family packs, Mac Box Sets bundling Snow Leopard with iLife '09 and iWork '09, and Snow Leopard Server.

- Mac OS X version 10.6 Snow Leopard ($29.00)
- Mac OS X Snow Leopard Family Pack (5-User) ($49.00)
- Mac Box Set - (with Snow Leopard) ($169.00)
- Mac Box Set Family Pack with Snow Leopard (5-User) ($229.00)
- Mac OS X Server version 10.6 Snow Leopard ($499.00)

Note: Purchases through these Amazon links benefit MacRumors financially.

Article Link: Amazon Begins Accepting Pre-Orders for Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Those that purchased a MB on or after June 8, 2009 are qualified to purchase Snow Leopard for $10!
pimp.gif


Link: http://www.apple.com/macosx/uptodate/

When I click on the link what are you gonna do provided, it lets me login in to my apple store account, then I click on the US customer link, and it brings me to "items in your cart" page. Is that supposed to happen?
there are 2 "us customers" link...one is for if you bought online (on the left column) and one is on the right if you bought from theapple store (on the right column)
that brings you do enter your apple account, afterwards it asks for your serial number and other information accordingly

i just tried both and wasnt brought to a "items in your cart" page, maybe because you logged in first before clicking?
 
^ oh okay, thank you.

I have two machines, my mpb qualifies for the $10 price, and I will need one more upgrade for my imac, so doc if you copping the 5 pack i will paypal you so ican upgrade my imac as well. holla at me though.
 
Most people find out about new apps through word of mouth. NT prefers everything word of Pic. So I'll post up my app wall or at least parts of it.Hopefully folks post some good finds on freeware and trial stuff.






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yo, just googled the ones i didn't recognize, fluidtunes looks pretty awesome, i'm downloading it now. how do you like it?
 
Originally Posted by igotdemkickz21

yo, just googled the ones i didn't recognize, fluidtunes looks pretty awesome, i'm downloading it now. how do you like it?
Fluid tunes is ok
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. More of a "show off", typeapplication. Would be really beneficial if the developer found a way to calibrate it to be more precise. Amazing none the less.
 
I was wondering if making your own Iphone ringtones through itunes works still?


Here's what I did:
1)clipped a song to 30 sec.
2)converted to aac
3)deleted it from itunes and renamed the ext from m4a to m4r
4)re-added it back to itunes.

Now I see it under ringtones in itunes, but when i go to settings > sounds > ringtones I can't find it.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
 
Anyone know if i'll be able to pick up Snow Leopard cheaper at the University with the student discount ALA how you can with Microsoft software???
 
What do you guys think of this deal ?? Thinking of jumping on it.

I can get an Open Box Macbook Pro for 1119.99

Its the older model. The one that was 1999.99

So 2.4 GHz, 2GB Memory, 256 Dedicated Video.. Mac fans should know what I'm talking about
 
damn i wish i was good with macs. got my macbook about a 21 months ago.....still an average user.....downloaded many of the free "essential"softwares...but looking to play a little more with it.....anybody can help me out with any websites or tutorials or any softwares i should have.....i just wantto learn
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How come in Safari when you post that toolbar doesnt show up..the one where you can embed videos and put pictures up ..?????
 
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