Re: any good news for Leopard purchases?

Greg,
        The prices you've seen listed elsewhere *are* Apple's new pricing scheme.

        The good news, however, is that TSW is currently in the process of
attaining better pricing for the campus. While a firm price has not yet
been set (expect it in a few more days), it should be well below those
prices for both departments and individuals.

Hope that helps, and more information will be available on our website
as soon as it's official.

Thanks!
        - Gabriel

Gabriel Hurley-Ramstad
Sales Supervisor

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University of California, Berkeley
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Greg Merritt wrote:
>
> If I'm seeing things correctly, the educational price for Leopard is
> $116. Amazon and others have it for $110.
>
> Anybody know if we'll enjoy better discounts through TSW, as with
> previous OS X releases?
>
> -Greg
>
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