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When Apple unveiled the new Retina MacBook Pros and refreshed Mac lineups, it confirmed that Mountain Lion would be available for free to those who purchased a Mac after June 11 through the Up-to-Date program. Since then, Apple has updated its website to confirm the free copy will be available to new Mac owners for 30 days from the release date, which will likely be after tomorrow’s Q3 earnings call. Those who purchase a new Mac following Mountain Lion’s release will also have 30 days to claim their copy on Apple’s website.
As a Surprise, Apple’s form to request a free copy of Mountain Lion for new Mac owners went live on the company’s website. After entering details about your purchase, personal details, and the serial numbers of your new Mac, Apple sends two emails —one with a password protected redemption code and another containing the password— to open it. But after a brief time online, Apple appears to have taken down the form. You’ll still be able to request a copy at Apple’s original link following Mountain Lion’s official release.
Source: 9to5Mac
As a Surprise, Apple’s form to request a free copy of Mountain Lion for new Mac owners went live on the company’s website. After entering details about your purchase, personal details, and the serial numbers of your new Mac, Apple sends two emails —one with a password protected redemption code and another containing the password— to open it. But after a brief time online, Apple appears to have taken down the form. You’ll still be able to request a copy at Apple’s original link following Mountain Lion’s official release.
Source: 9to5Mac