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Wednesday October 22, 2003

Panther has shipped?

Apple just sent me an e-mail stating that my $20 (gotta rub it in) Panther upgrade has shipped. Fedex Tracking seems to disagree - at least as of 9:00 this morning.

Posted in Mac OS X at Oct 22 2003, 08:59:34 AM MDT 3 Comments
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There is usually a difference between "it has been assigned a tracking number and is sitting in the shipping department" and "it has been picked up by FedEx and scanned in to the system."

Congrats on the upgrade coup, though. :)

--Matt

Posted by Matt Croydon on October 22, 2003 at 03:17 PM MDT #

Apple's shipping info is often well ahead of their shipping agents'. Last year I pre-ordered Jaguar, and it actually arrived the day before the official release. I got a mail from the Irish shipping agents some three months later asking whether the package had arrived or not though... and their system showed OS X "in transit" for a good couple of weeks after I received the box (didn't check beyond that).

Posted by Ben Poole on October 22, 2003 at 03:20 PM MDT #

I tried again last tonight and was able to get my 15' PB to qualify for the $20 upgrade. Previously it said it couldn't find my serial number. Woohoo!

Posted by Kurt Wiersma on October 23, 2003 at 02:59 PM MDT #

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