Xserve G5 Drive Module meets Apple Store Lunacy

Dear Apple,
I don't understand... you force me to buy drive modules from you which I'm cool with. But you only give me a 74GB option?!? Seriously. Program me a drive larger than 74GB and make me pay a fortune for it, but don't leave me with only one option and nothing else. This really discourages me from wanting to buy more Xserves.
I feel very like a very disappointed customer right now.
Michael

Here is the link to the 750GB SATA for Xserve G5 from the Apple store:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=6C0 4E172&nplm=MA504G/A
But the bottom of the page states this:
Apple Drive Module Serial ATA Compatibility: These Serial ATA Apple Drive Modules are qualified for use only with the new Intel-based Xserve. For Xserve RAID or older Xserve (G4 based) products, use the Apple Drive Module with Ultra ATA (parallel) support only. For Xserve G5 systems, use the previous generation Serial ATA drive modules.
The problem being experienced by the original poster is what brought me here! I went nuts yesterday trying to track down just what drive modules are available for the Xserve G5!
Message was edited by: iGary

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Getting Lion from Apple store in local mall

So if I want a Flash version of Lion today I can just walk into an Apple store with a 4 GB drive and they'll load it for me?

No, that's not why. Copying the installer to a flash drive only requires the space needed by the installer application. There's no Lion installation performed on the flash drive assuming an Apple store can help out. But a 4 GB flash drive only formats to 3.51 GBs which isn't enough space for the installer.

Concerning the express replacement service, i was wondering if i had to personally drop off my old iphone at a nearby apple store or can a freind do it for me?

since the nearest apple store is a couple hours drive, i was wondering if i had to personally drop off my iphone for the express replacement service or if a friend could do it for me in my place if they were in the area?
thank you

Express replacement is generally handled through the mail. They ship you a phone and a box and you send the old one back. However, you can also take the old phone to the Apple store and they can replace it in the store. That would be much easier and less expensive than the express service unless it is that much trouble for you to drive to the Apple store.

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