Ars reports that Apple has cancelled a 30-day risk-free deal for the Mac Mini just one day after it was announced.
Words Ars is using:
Not only did Apple pull what was thought to be a good deal (as well as an easy one for them, since the regular return deal is about 14 days), but they have as of yet refused to comment. Is this a permanent cancellation, or a temporary one? Why are they pulling it? Knowing Apple, we may never get an answer.
And to think I was actually thinking of buying one
UPDATE: Steve Rubel notes how behind the non-blog media is on this.
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