Unfortunately I am just totally not surprised. Why do us Apple owners go through this EVERYTIME a new model is released? We all know Apple plays the pre-release announcements this way. How or why people just have to wrap their lives around buying a computer I do not know. Like I said to those who were expecting to get there machines when originally informed - don't get your hopes up! I am not supporting what they're doing.. It's just that this is NOT new. Not to mention, considering this is a first generation release - what are the delays really about? On 2/20/03 9:28 PM, "Benn" <joverkamp at earthlink.net> wrote: > MacNN reader Roger Baerwolf writes: "I was just informed that my 17² > PowerBook ordered from Apple¹s Web store during Jobs¹ keynote at > MacWorld, has been pushed from a Feb. 20 ship date to April 10th! A > three-month wait from announcement!" Mr. Baerwolf says he will consider > canceling his order. Update: A number of MacNN readers report that > while Apple specifies distant delivery dates, shipments usually arrive > far earlier. Carlos Pero writes "please note 4/10 is 7 weeks from > today, which is the longest you would wait if you were ordering it > today on the Apple Store." Update: Roger Baerwolf writes back: > "According to the phone staffer I spoke with at Apple, the machines > ordered the day of the announcement will now not be available any > earlier than March 20th and as late as April 10th, a total wait of > 10-13 weeks from the date of the announcement." > > *sigh* > > Benn Bill Reburn