Apple routinely audits the purchases of customers at the Apple Store to ensure that only eligible purchasers have ordered and that all purchase conditions have been observed. Should an audit disclose after delivery (or should Apple otherwise discover) that you were not an eligible purchaser at the time you placed your order or that you have not observed all of the conditions applicable to your purchase, you authorise Apple:
- If you placed your order by credit card, to charge to your credit card the difference between the amount you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the same goods at the Apple Store, in effect on the date that you placed your order; and
- If you paid by a means other than credit card, to (a) invoice you for the difference between the amount that you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the same goods at the Apple Store, payable in fifteen days from the date of the invoice, and (b), should you fail to pay the invoice when due, institute legal action against you in a court of competent jurisdiction, with the prevailing party entitled to attorneys’ fees.
Should Apple not offer to the general public the specific products that you purchased at the Apple Store, your credit card will be charged or you will be invoiced the difference between the amount you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the closest equivalent goods at the Apple Store, in effect on the date that you placed your order.
Wait..you buy via Unidays if not mistaken it cant be claim tax. Last time I ask the Machine guy he say if you buy from Unidays the machine will shipped from SG and that item cant claim tax.
What nonsense. I buy without unidays also ship from SG wat. Obviously the Machines guy is clueless and no idea what he’s talking about.
yeah its selling very good I think that's why stock is low. A very capable daily desktop, also great for light gaming since I still play starcraft and c&c generals nowadays lol
DELL Ultrasharp U2724D has some pretty good offer now. 120Hz IPS Black display. downside need to connect via HDMI. no issue if you're using mac mini only. If you wanna also connect your macbook then not so convenient.
Not 4K monitor but at least colour accurate but for normal user you wont notice the differences on colour. Dell S2722QC is a better deal at 4k reso, usbc c cable included, adjustable stand. I've compared 27 inch 2k monitor at native reso and 27 inch 4k monitor scaled down to 2k. 4k monitor better and sharper, higher PPI. Trust me once you get to 4k, you wont look back at 2k monitor. If got 5k monitor much better.
120 Hz smooth scrolling, deep black and color accuracy is my priority. S series can never come near UltraSharp series. Inferior panel even though it's 4K. I'm UltraSharp user for more than 20 years and I intend to stick with that. Also, I cannot stand the outdated design of S2722QC. Thick bezel with the fugly DELL logo in the bottom.
Maybe I'll wait for the latest Dell U2725QE 4K which will be launched next month. But that won't be cheap.... retailed for USD700. Cost more than the Mac mini.
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