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every school i have been to i only seen a macbook or an imac. why is that? |
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i think mac has a deal with the government in the educational department, that or they have deals for schools. but my school has both macs and pcs? that or macs are easier to maintain with less viruses? user friendly |
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The education discount I think. I also think they are reliable. In my district the middle and elementary schools use Macs, but then high school uses Macs and Windows computers. |
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hmm..Here is mainly windows except the video editing computers here in a city in California |
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Also macs keep people focused on school work instead of playing Counter Strike in the background :P |
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Both my old high school and my college have windows running. Only one room in my town's middle school has Macs. Although, we did use to have all Macs. Then I think they got too expensive. |
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My High school does not have a single windows computer in the entire building. In face every student has their very own MacBook or MacBook pro for their own 24hour use all year long. Also the computer class has iPod touches for programming use. |
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All the high schools I have been too have had run some form of Windows. I may have seen 1 Mac in that school. |
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Well Macs are much more reliable just as Liam Quade said, How? Because Macbook Air's have Solid State Technology making them much better then a netbook... Meaning that they are more likely to outlive its usefulness than to die on students, staff, etc. Also Macs Have a better display meaning you don't see as much pixels, which is better (All I mean is that there too small to see as easily). If you can see the Pixels, like on a standard screen it can be annoying (Especially when having to read PDFs, eBooks, etc.). Macbook Pro's are also epic when it comes to having to do a ton of work (Photo Editing Class is an example). iMacs or Mac Minis our good for the destops (Example: iMacs for the staff, Mac Minis for the student accessible Macs) But a Mac Mini will have to use at least a 1024p screen so people wont be bothered as easily by pixels. |
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Probably because Macs are less of a hassle to use with IT departments. Plus they are easier to use for students and staff. |
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Not mine, my High School uses Dell PC's. I know most New York City schools use PC's, and I know that Macs are a bit more expensive to the schools in wholesale than the Macs. I think it's because of the price, and not because of preference. |
