FastMac today announced the availability of new slim line 8X Dual Layer SuperDrives while supplies last. The drives do not require any patching or updating for compatibility. They are 100% plug and play compatible with all versions of OS X and natively support burning directly through the Finder as well as through Apple’s iLife Suite (iTunes and iDVD). Drives start at $149.95 and come with a 1-year warranty and 30 day money back guarantee.
Drives are available for iMac G5s, G3 PowerBooks (Pismo and Lombard), G4 PowerBooks (Titanium and Aluminum), G4 iBooks, Mac minis, and PowerMac G4 Cubes. All optical drive purchases also include a free copy of Mac OS 10.3 “Panther” (a $50 value).
Drive Pricing:
• PowerBook G3 (Pismo and Lombard) $149.95
• PowerMac G4 Cube $199.95
• G4 PowerBook Aluminum $149.95
• G4 PowerBook Titanium (That include a DVD-ROM/CD-ROM Read Only Drive) $199.95
• G4 PowerBook Titanium (That include a Combo or SuperDrive) $149.95
• G4 iBook $149.95
• iMac G5 $149.95
• Mac mini $149.95
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mmmm….MDN traffic must be UP. Another piece of journalistic advertising.
No kidding! And it’s not even a direct link. Meaning, they probably get ca$h for each link.
I wouldn’t mind IF there weren’t idiotic VIRALiffic SPAMtastic pop-unders and enough banners to make Times Square look boring.
Limited time offer = Limited Time support
Free 10.3? Wow what a bonus, a free copy of two-year old OS. Does anyone really need this? $50 value? To who? It’s only $47.99 from OWC.
It’s a notebook drive mechanism for goodness sake. How many people take their powerbook apart to swap this out themselves (only the brave or under-employed under-paid support teck
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Journalistic advertising about says it all.
I think it’s a great deal. And it probably includes 10.3 for free because it’s a minimum requirement to run the equipment (though my Pbook came with it) and they have a huge number of licenses that they purchased and never used, so they may as well get rid of them…
Bitching about free stuff, what the heck man?