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Rod Tolle
12 years ago
I need a cost analysis comparing MacBooks vs. non-Apple (Windoze) laptops in classrooms.
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Rod Tolle
says
12 years ago
thanks
JerryB
and
brina1300
for you input yesterday
Rod Tolle
says
12 years ago
brina1300
- I agree that cost isn't everything, I can easily support 100 MacBooks even with a full teaching load
Rod Tolle
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12 years ago
brina1300
mentioned cost of software for Windows that is included in OSX
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JerryB
says
12 years ago
I have MacBooks in schools that work fine and are 7-8 years old. How many peecee laptops can claim that?
brina1300
says
12 years ago
JerryButler
: We have found the same. Some of the first MacBooks we started our pilots with are still working, slow but working and they are 7-8 years old.
brina1300
says
12 years ago
Considering these machines have been in the hands of elementary kids for that long and even gone home with them is amazing.
brina1300
says
12 years ago
I bought my son an HP compact laptop that didn't make it a year. What is up with that?
JerryB
12 years ago
Apple doesn't even make low cost cheapie equipment. Apples to apples, no pun, the cost is very close.
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