Yes, I've had that happen a couple of times. Apple has been good at upgrading a pending order when they have a new model coming. I've never been burned by them on this issue. Ron Woodland On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 01:54 PM, Peter Krug wrote: > Hey folks, > > My wife has been waiting for the next update to the 15-inch > PowerBookG4 for a while. She has institutional funds that have to be > spent by August 15. The Ti's at the AppleStore are backordered 5-7 > days and out of stock almost everywhere else: > http://www.macprices.com/g4tracker.shtml The rumor mill suggests this > likely means that upgraded models are imminent (I know, rumors). > > My question is: has anyone here ever purchased a machine and Apple > introduced new models during the wait period? What does Apple do? I > am hedging that Apple will replace the model with a similar new > machine, but I am concerned that they may cancel the order outright > and she will lose her money. > > Best case: Apple sends her an updated 15-inch Powerbook > OK case: Apple sends her a current Ti Powerbook > worst case: Apple cancels the order and she loses funds > > I appreciate any insight from anyone with experience in this sort of > situation. > > Thanks, > > Peter > -- > A little computer haiku: > I can't remember > the last time I restarted > I love OS X