tec_geek
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I think it is when the supplies are low, but then again, they may keep producing them and market them as a ‘lower cost’ iPad when a new one comes out.
I’m not sure if the same rules will apply in Singapore as I have heard that in some countries and regions, since it’s about 2 weeks to WWDC, you can buy it now, then within 2 weeks or 14 days, ‘return’ the iPad and then ‘upgrade’ to the newer one, when it comes out.
At the same time, not sure if there’s any packaging and admin fee incurred - and of course, it must be bought from Apple directly.
I’m not sure if the same rules will apply in Singapore as I have heard that in some countries and regions, since it’s about 2 weeks to WWDC, you can buy it now, then within 2 weeks or 14 days, ‘return’ the iPad and then ‘upgrade’ to the newer one, when it comes out.
At the same time, not sure if there’s any packaging and admin fee incurred - and of course, it must be bought from Apple directly.