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Apple 0% financing....
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Hi all,
I am new here and upon googling this is the only up to date thread/website I have come across that is discussing the current Apple 0% Finance offer at present.
Anyway . . I have recently placed an order for an iPhone 5s . . .my 4s is starting to go weird on me! Anyway having had discussions with 3 apple representatives, the majority said to me should I wish to repay full amount BEFORE the end of the 10 months 0% interest free period, I will NOT incur any penalties for early payment. However one wasn't sure and advised that I call Barclays Finance. I called Barclays and the guy on the phone informed me that I will NOT incur any penalties as it's 0% interest. But I just want to double check with you guys that this is right, otherwise I will cancel my order.
Sorry to butt into your discussion(s).
Pics?
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
Mid spec 13" retina should be ordered today... excited. I wanted to upgrade the RAM but it's £138 just for that, that's half way towards going top spec FFS.
I don't need a 15" either.
I don't need a 15" either.
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
Hello!!!
Wish I needed something as epic as a 15, but for what I used it for I don't.
I should be able to get one for work next year, but for personal it's useless to me now.
I was hoping someone would answer with ''Yes/No . .'' talking from experience!
Of the handset? . . .:/
Mine's dispatchedEstimated delivery of next Friday though.
Mine was dispatched last night, and delivery estimated for Monday!
Jamie86
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RS175,595,205gti,172
Ok so the missus has offered me one for Xmas (well the first few months anyway) but I literally have no idea on the spec as this will be my first macbook..
Only going to get a 13" is it worth me getting an upgraded one or just the middle of the road one..
The most challenging things it will be doing is editing some gopro footage of racing next year..
Any help cheers
Only going to get a 13" is it worth me getting an upgraded one or just the middle of the road one..
The most challenging things it will be doing is editing some gopro footage of racing next year..
Any help cheers
Ok so the missus has offered me one for Xmas (well the first few months anyway) but I literally have no idea on the spec as this will be my first macbook..
Only going to get a 13" is it worth me getting an upgraded one or just the middle of the road one..
The most challenging things it will be doing is editing some gopro footage of racing next year..
Any help cheers
Go for the middle spec retina one, but pay the extra £80 for the better i5 that boosts to 3.1ghz
with Retina display[/h][h=4]Specifications[/h]
- 2.4GHz dual-core Intel Core i5
- Turbo Boost up to 2.9GHz
- 8GB 1600MHz memory
- 256GB PCIe-based flash storage[SUP]1[/SUP]
- Intel Iris Graphics
- Built-in battery (9 hours)[SUP]2[/SUP]
- Dispatched:
3-5 business days - Free Delivery
- £1,249.00
No mate, I do a lot of memory intensive stuff on my laptop and still never manage to use 8gb, so for you 8gb will be plenty!
Yes you can use it, no proof needed!
Looking to get my girlfriend a new laptop and she fancies a Mac Book.
She basically uses it for Photoshop and uses CS6. She does quiet abit of photography so would use it for editing.
She wants a machine that will get the most out this for her.
Just wondered it anyone could suggest as i dont have a clue about apple computers.
She basically uses it for Photoshop and uses CS6. She does quiet abit of photography so would use it for editing.
She wants a machine that will get the most out this for her.
Just wondered it anyone could suggest as i dont have a clue about apple computers.
7R
Get one with the most amount of ram you can afford if you're using it for that.
This is the spec I would go for, wouldn't bother paying for extra ram, you don't need it!
Go for the middle spec retina one, but pay the extra £80 for the better i5 that boosts to 3.1ghz
13-inch: 2.4GHz
with Retina display
Specifications
Go for the middle spec retina one, but pay the extra £80 for the better i5 that boosts to 3.1ghz
with Retina display
Specifications
- 2.4GHz dual-core Intel Core i5
- Turbo Boost up to 2.9GHz
- 8GB 1600MHz memory
- 256GB PCIe-based flash storage[SUP]1[/SUP]
- Intel Iris Graphics
- Built-in battery (9 hours)[SUP]2[/SUP]
- Dispatched:
3-5 business days - Free Delivery
- £1,249.00
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
I went top spec 13" un-customised retina pro. The extra RAM was too much for me as I 99% won't need it.
Oh and top spec "can" be had for a very reasonable £1288
Oh and top spec "can" be had for a very reasonable £1288
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
JD 100% no.
If you're balling, sure, but it's totally not necessary, the point is that it can't be upgraded any more, so it's best to go with the highest amount you can afford. I went for 8gb, as the price of the ram pissed me off. If it was £50 I'd have done it, there was no way I was paying apple prices.
My new MBP with SSD is amazingly fast, more the capable of photo editing, I'd probably even run video editing software with no quarms for years, unless I was using 1000 GB of industry quality footage.
If you're balling, sure, but it's totally not necessary, the point is that it can't be upgraded any more, so it's best to go with the highest amount you can afford. I went for 8gb, as the price of the ram pissed me off. If it was £50 I'd have done it, there was no way I was paying apple prices.
My new MBP with SSD is amazingly fast, more the capable of photo editing, I'd probably even run video editing software with no quarms for years, unless I was using 1000 GB of industry quality footage.
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