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Snow Leopard available (again) on the Apple Online store.
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Wonder how many phone calls it took to get them to put it back in the store?
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Very nice!!!
Not sure why it took so long. Now if we can get Apple to make 10.7 available again at the Mac App Store...we would be all set!
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Not sure why it took so long. Now if we can get Apple to make 10.7 available again at the Mac App Store...we would be all set!- Nick
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It would be even nicer if Apple would make 10.8 available on a flash drive like 10.7. Their engineers in Silicon Valley are sitting in the most wired up real estate in the world and it never occurs to them that everyone in the rest of the country doesn't have 16mb access.
I would love to be able to make them try to download OSX on a 1mb connection - that really usually runs from 500 to 750kb.
Or haul a 27 inch iMac a hundred miles to another city, then across a parking lot and down the concourse of a mall to the Apple store so that the upgrader can "Just come in and use our connection."
I would love to be able to make them try to download OSX on a 1mb connection - that really usually runs from 500 to 750kb.
Or haul a 27 inch iMac a hundred miles to another city, then across a parking lot and down the concourse of a mall to the Apple store so that the upgrader can "Just come in and use our connection."
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