Earlier this week, the new unibody Mac mini went on sale in Taiwan. However, Apple accidentally listed the Mac mini with 8GBs of RAM for $19,900 NT (~ $621.77 in US currency), but was supposed to be priced at $47,000 NT (~ $1468.51 US). This of course, led to a blunder in Apple's history as the company raised the purchase price on orders from the $19,900 NT to $47,000 NT.
As you might imagine, customers were none too happy about this. With many people threatening lawsuits, and complaints from a regional organization called the Consumer Foundation, Apple has decided to honor the mispriced Mac mini at $19,900 NT.
Like with all good deals, there is a catch. You can only get one Mac mini at the wrong price, and as the pricing mistake was only on the educational store, buyers must confirm their student eligibility.
via MacNN
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