Thread: iPad, iPhone, Mac for college?
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Old 06-15-2012, 04:04 PM   #77
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I've been doing a little more looking around. Yeah, I see what HarryT and hrosvit mean about the variety of PC laptops, lower entry and mid-level price-points for PCs (in addition to available high performance machines), and not really needing a high-end hardware platform for general student use.

And it is kind of sad that Apple doesn't offer laptops at entry-level and mid-level capability prices. I guess if I were raking in all that cash from iPhone and iPad sales, I wouldn't want to bother competing there either.

Sorry I've been a sort of high-performance snob.
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