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发帖数: 3492 | 1 Tue, 26 Jun 2012 21:04:40 PDT
MacRumors has received word today from several customers who have received
emails from Apple indicating that their launch-day purchases of Retina
MacBook Pro machines through Apple's enterprise sales channel have been
delayed by up to a month. The customers had been quoted shipping estimates
of 7-10 business days at the time of ordering, but today's emails from Apple
cite new shipping dates of on or before July 25.
Dear Apple Customer,
Thank you for your recent order.
Purchase Order#: xxxxxxxxxx
Sales Order#: xxxxxxxxxx
Ship-to Zip Code: xxxxx
Due to an unexpected delay, we are unable to ship the following item(s) by
the date that you were recently quoted:
Z0ML, MBP 15.4/CTO
will now ship on or before
Jul 25, 2012
Please note that product availability can change rapidly, and it is possible
that your order may ship much sooner than we anticipate. You may even
receive a shipment confirmation between the time we send this email and the
time that you read it.
It is unclear exactly what is triggering the delays in shipping estimates,
although all of those who contacted MacRumors about the delay indicated that
they had customized the high-end model with 768 GB of solid-state storage
but did not upgrade from the stock 2.6 GHz processor.
The Retina MacBook Pro has been in high demand since its introduction during
the keynote of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this month,
with shipping estimates slipping to 2-3 weeks within hours of launch before
settling at 3-4 weeks a day later. Estimates have remained at that 3-4 week
timeframe since that time. |
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