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Apple iPad Leaves the Apple Store Nest: Can You Get a Better Deal?

by on October 04, 2010
in Phones and Mobile, News, Computers and Software, Tablets & eReaders, Portable Players :: 1 comment

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apple iPadThe Apple iPad has left the Apple store nest, with products hitting shelves in Best Buy and Target and, as of today, online at Amazon.

You won’t get a deal at Best Buy or Target, but for those who don’t live near an Apple store, you’ll be able to at least see it before you buy it. Plus, Target customers with a Target credit card will get 5% off the purchase price.

And there aren’t any deals to be found right now on the new iPad on Amazon either. Just the opposite—all of the third-party sellers come in at least $50 higher than on Apple.com and you’ll pay shipping for most of the sellers, which is free on Apple.com. We weren't able to find any units available being sold by Amazon itself, though others have reported seeing them at a price comparable to Apple.

However don't discount Amazon entirely. If Amazon or a"fulfilled by Amazon" affiliate is selling the iPad, you'll be able to get free 2-day shipping if you are an Amazon Prime customer.


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From Khürt Williams on February 22, 2011 :: 8:10 am

You’ll never find a discount on an product Apple is currently selling in the Apple Store.  Apple will sell older inventory for less when newer version of their products are released.  Any discounts/deals you find on the web are for older model products.  How would the Apple store survive if Apple had to compete with them over pricing of their own products?

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