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Apple deal may push Maine iBook program to high schools







Apple deal may push Maine iBook program
to high schools

Apple deal may push Maine iBook program
to high schools
05/05/2004 02:12 PM

The state of Maine has distinguished itself by offering iBooks to all public school seventh and eighth graders. The cost of the iBook program has been a political minefield especially as legislators in the cash-strapped state consider expanding it to public high schoolers. A new deal put forth by Apple may give that plan new hope, according to the Portland Press Herald: Apple is willing to rent laptops and defer their payments for a year.




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