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Apple Offers New Promos To Education Customers







Apple Offers New Promos To Education
Customers

Apple Offers New Promos To Education
Customers
12/11/2003 06:13 PM

Apple is offering a special 20-pack bundle of eMacs for $950 each or a 20-pack of iBooks for $850 each, when purchased through the Apple Store for Education (Institutions). (MacNN via MyAppleMenu)




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