@ terencetoo
the membership rebates are taken from your iMac purchase, and you can apply them to the next product you buy.

So far, no can do.

not yet... cos we cannot modify the iPod that's sent to us.

heya... we have it in stores now.
I'm in MidValley now, have a few units here.
03 2282 3996 for orders

mstand by Rain = RM180

we offer 0% for all products for a minimum total of RM1000... not on product by product basis

it appears that the delay is slightly longer due to the bank transfer?

heh heh... yeah... i think something will be done... but no concrete info yet... just speculation... and dreaming... and that kinda thing...

would be better to talk to the university people... suggest some on-campus programs and all that...

yeah, personally, I believe they'll have to do something like the Apple US Education store...
that's probably the simplest accurate way to do it...

edit : typo

This post has been edited by xaw5126: Dec 1 2008, 07:03 PM

@ rx330, please send me the name of the staff you spoke to.
wrong information is NOT acceptable...

okay... i think I know who it is... thanks for the info...

just a reminder, Apple online stores will only ship to local addresses.

@ashkale
the iMac has to pass the agency first... we can't even bring it in without approval.
that would be illegal

alamak... its plastic la...
take care of it la...

excuse me... RM3599 is not near to RM4499... thats nearly 1 thousand RM. 25% more money is NOT near.

@dantwt
first step for Apple products is call the AppleCare hotline and see if the problem is software. 1800 803 638.

second step is take it to a Apple Service Partner. Here is the list > Apple Service Partners in Malaysia

reminder : Drop Points will not do the repair at the same office, they will usually forward to a service center somewhere else.
for machines, its machines HQ @ NorthPoint, beside MidValley.
for EpiCentre, I'm not sure, but I wouldn't send my Mac to a Apple Premium Reseller that doesn't do in-house repairs.

This post has been edited by xaw5126: Jan 12 2010, 11:10 AM

@damaginglife
contact the Store Hotline ( 1800 80 6419 ) and ask them the online store questions...

buying online is definitely secure, cos you have to authorise the payment anyway.

@damaginglife
call the online store hotline n ask them ( 1800 80 6419)

@dvlzplayground
for machines classes, its a combination of some of the online material & some of my own experience & info. yes, I teach the classes at machines.

@K-LY
sure, just register on our website (www.machines.com.my/training) and I will see you
machines Introduction classes are free for all Mac users.

store is back up... what did they change?

Update : JP & AU store has iPad for sale... as well as UK online store.

This post has been edited by xaw5126: May 10 2010, 04:59 PM

what Eithanius is saying is the conversion is done by your bank. so if you feel the rate is incorrect / inaccurate, call your bank for confirmation...