Don't be fooled by the so called Students Promotion by MacStudio
you can't get student's price with just a walk-in with your student ID/card

the procedure:
1. fill up a form by MacStudio
2. bring your relevant letter (formal letter of where you studying and stamped by your uni/college HR)
3. if you are eligible for that student's promo/student's price they will call you up in 4 weeks time


so it's just a marketing tactic to attract student to buy Macs

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Added on September 3, 2007, 5:41 pmwhat are the Mac you interested to purchase?
list out the model and specs you looking for so I see what i can do

This post has been edited by babyk: Sep 3 2007, 05:41 PM

since when u need to do those things ?

FYI, i just got my macbook from macstudio yesterday with the student rebate, and all they asked was fill in a form, my student card and IC. No letter watsoever. And i got it on the same day

Well munky didn't seem to go on with the procedure, and i cant get it on my own, so i think i will have to get my friend to do it for me.

I'm going for the lowest spec macbook, 2.0 GHz, thats about $1,449 in Australia, and RM4,199 in Malaysia. I am interested in upping my ram to 2 GB. But by the looks of it, i might want to get a macbook from Malaysia, where my friend will buy it and bring it over, he's coming on the 12th, i'm just weighing the options.

What perks can be given


I'll ask my friend to confirm this hopefully

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Added on September 4, 2007, 10:09 pmAnyone has any idea if the custom will do any incurrence of costs if my friend buys a macbook and brings it over to Australia? I mean its like bring a notebook along, but i just wanna ensure that there's no extra charges involved in this procedure.

This post has been edited by -Jonathan-: Sep 4 2007, 10:09 PM