<p>white 13-inch MacBook
or anything similar to this</p>
<p>and can i get a discount if im a hs junior?</p>
<p>Apple does have an educational discount, but it only pertains to college students or university/k-12 faculty members. Have you looked into refurbished models? You can buy directly from Apple, and they’re almost always in excellent shape. A one-year warranty and extended Applecare is also available so you’re still protected in case anything happens. I’ve seen the price lowered about $100 for refurbished Macbooks. A new Macbook will cost $999+</p>
<p>A new white MacBook retails for $999. With an educational discount, you can get it for $949. If you don’t mind a “refurbished” label, it’s common to find refurbished MacBooks for $849 from the special deals store.</p>
<p>If you’re a high school junior, then you can’t get the discount. Just wait one year. By then, Snow Leopard will probably be out, and the entire MacBook line should be refreshed.</p>
<p>Snow Leopard will be around how much?</p>
<p>Are you serious…? You are a high school junior, only a year and a half away from college, but you have to come to an internet forum to ask a simple question that could be very easily answered by going to [url=<a href=“http://www.apple.com%5DApple%5B/url”>http://www.apple.com]Apple[/url</a>] . Wow.</p>
<p>CarterOwl, Snow Leopard will be free, assuming you buy a Macbook after it’s out.</p>
<p>I bought a MacBook Pro three years ago as a refurbished model. It’s awesome and it still works like new. I’m hoping to keep it for another 2+ years. Snow Leopard won’t cost you more than $130 or so to upgrade but I’m not sure whether the upgrade would be worth it. Things don’t change much from one Mac OS version to the next.</p>