Financing Options for Mac Powerbooks?

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Posted by Dennis Hahn on Jul-05-2006 15:32:

Financing Options for Mac Powerbooks?

I want to get myself into a G4 or G5 laptop for production... they're not cheap and I don't have 3K to drop.

I got my current Toshiba at Futureshop and got into a 2 year equal payment no interest plan.

I called the Apple Store in Yorkdale and they have nothing like that... anyone know of any resellers that would offer something like that?

Thanx!

Posted by simms327 on Jul-05-2006 15:41:

no such thing as a G5 laptop....

Posted by Abercrombie on Jul-05-2006 15:41:

You'd be looking at a retailer rather than a reseller.

Try Compusmart.

Posted by 4-play on Jul-05-2006 15:56:

Re: Financing Options for Mac Powerbooks?

quote:
Originally posted by Dennis Hahn
I want to get myself into a G4 or G5 laptop for production... they're not cheap and I don't have 3K to drop.

I got my current Toshiba at Futureshop and got into a 2 year equal payment no interest plan.

I called the Apple Store in Yorkdale and they have nothing like that... anyone know of any resellers that would offer something like that?

Thanx!

Dennis,

Try resellers other than the Apple Store. I always get my Mac's (for work) from:

Computer Systems Centre
275 College Street
Toronto, ON M5T 1S2
416-927-8000
http://www.csctoronto.com

They outsource they business lease programs, and I am sure they have a financing program too. Give them a try.

Go to the apple store only if you want to get a 'student discount'.

Hope this helps too: http://www.apple.com/ca/financing/leases/commercial/

G'luck.

Posted by riskytrader on Jul-05-2006 17:52:

What about bestbuy?!

I would have thought Bestbuy had something similar to Futureshop in terms of taking like 3 years to pay. They sell apple products.