The new Apple iPad Air was going to cost $500, but Walmart decided to knock $20 off. Apple itself along with Best Buy will be price matching the offer so a 16GB iPad Air will cost $480 at launch (which is today).
9to5mac cautions that this deal (unlike Walmart’s) is valid only in stores – the online sites of Apple and Best Buy list the full $500 price.
If you don’t want to go to a real store, you can also check Staples, which has iPad Air at $480 on its site. RadioShack won’t take part of the price cutting, instead hoping to lure in consumers with $300 trade-in programs for old iPads and iPad minis.
The iPad mini 2 is not available today – “It’s unclear whether we’ll have enough for the quarter or not,” says Tim Cook, CEO at Apple. It should have at least limited availability by the end of the month.
9to5mac cautions that this deal (unlike Walmart’s) is valid only in stores – the online sites of Apple and Best Buy list the full $500 price.
If you don’t want to go to a real store, you can also check Staples, which has iPad Air at $480 on its site. RadioShack won’t take part of the price cutting, instead hoping to lure in consumers with $300 trade-in programs for old iPads and iPad minis.
The iPad mini 2 is not available today – “It’s unclear whether we’ll have enough for the quarter or not,” says Tim Cook, CEO at Apple. It should have at least limited availability by the end of the month.
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