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Apple cuts costs ahead of MacWorld

09 January 2001 •

Apple is cutting prices on its high-end product range by as much as $1000 to make way for expected product releases at its MacWorld conference in San Francisco this week.

Apple is cutting prices on its high-end product range by as much as $1000 to make way for expected product releases at its MacWorld conference in San Francisco this week. The company, which also ...

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