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PixelNurse said 9:40PM on 11-03-2006
Wow! I hope they got some sort of discount. I'd have thought they could have ordered direct over the phone and got a wholesale price on this lot?
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Ronald Heft said 10:02PM on 11-03-2006
Note to self: Do not buy Shuffle at 5th Ave. store. They're probably out.
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John C. Randolph said 10:40PM on 11-03-2006
Umm... Why didn't you go to Apple corporate sales and get the quantity discount?
http://www.apple.com/ipod/imaging/?cidAOSA10000030193
-jcr
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M. said 11:07PM on 11-03-2006
Availability. Most likely, with a brand-new product, Apple's volume sales team could not guarantee delivery in a timely fashion.
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Mike said 11:51PM on 11-03-2006
Wow thats a lot of shuffles. I bought 100 video iPods from my local apple store for my business last year. They had a business manager and he gave me a discount on my bulk iPod purchase.
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J J said 1:20AM on 11-04-2006
http://digg.com/apple/This_is_what_200_iPod_Shuffles_look_like
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canuck said 2:07AM on 11-04-2006
Wow. Guess thats got to be proof they're finally shipping in volume.... :-)
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Dotmike said 5:46AM on 11-04-2006
But that's only 200...
When you consider how many iPods are going to be sold this Christmas - at least 7 million or so - the combined receipts would stretch to the moon.
I suppose to be fair, the combined Zune receipts will stretch outside the Redmond parking lot!
(Just been exploring Zune.net. Sure is a janky looking player. Too big and misproportioned. Some of those oh-so-hip girls' hands make it look the size of a housebrick.)
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macdaddy said 6:40AM on 11-04-2006
Th shuffle is the sweetest thing and the size you could spend all your time looking at it. As for the packaging, it's a design classic, I love it. What next for the shuffle under the skin impant perhaps?
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LittleJoe said 6:46AM on 11-04-2006
Not just what "200 shuffles" look like...
but what "$17,000 of shuffles" look like!!!
: o
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macnoto said 7:15AM on 11-04-2006
I bought 100+ nanos too last time for hackpod project :D .... sure 1-5 is fun, but when we have to deal with that large amount of stuffs, you'll get bored. Bored starring and packing :D
http://adinoto.org/?p=186
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Russ said 9:04AM on 11-04-2006
Why would they have to scan the UPC for everyone? It would be the same UPC on every item. No wonder stores like this have big queues, stupidity.
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Sam said 2:33PM on 11-04-2006
I imagine it's not so much the UPC (same for each), but the fact that apple scans the bar code representing the serial number of each iPod purchased...
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Baz said 9:49AM on 11-04-2006
It is not to scan the UPC, but to scan the Serial numbers.
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skree said 9:52AM on 11-04-2006
They scan the individual units for the serial number. However, the outside of the box has a bar code with every units serial number on it. So the clerk is stoopid.
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Ct said 2:06PM on 11-04-2006
The clerk did the right thing scanning each unit, because sometime what is on the outside box does not match what is inside the box.
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NevermindtheDRM said 4:34PM on 11-04-2006
If one breaks, do you have to bring the reciept in?
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http://www.MacWork.com said 7:18PM on 11-04-2006
Apple does not typically provide any discounts on iPods. They don't have to!
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Ashton Tibbitt said 10:55PM on 11-05-2006
YAY! Just picked mine up last night. My first shuffle! I've got a black 80GB Video and a Black 1G 4GB nano. I never thought I'd like a shuffle, but this thing is pretty snazzy if I must say so myself. I know I'll lose it one day this week and flip out.(But thats what the $79 price tag is for right??)... oh, by the way, if you ever want to buy an iPod, go to Deleware.(I was there on a family trip)... no sales tax on some of the bigger iPods saves some money!!!
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telefonpasning said 1:16PM on 11-06-2006
its 110% not buyable here in DK.. cant wait though..(-:
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