By Erica Ogg
Published: Wednesday 15 October 2008
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Anonymous
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Lagos
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Technology Director
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What Jobs does not understand is that he is losing business as he waits. With the one-to-one push right now, MacBooks are double the price of other netbooks. I have to make a budget for our district and am seriously considering switching to a Windows format. It is half the price while being double relevant in the business world. I get a lot of pressure to make the switch and at half the price, it might happen. If Apple came out with something comparable, I might be able to make a better argument. I would love to keep the district Mac, but Jobs is not making it easy. The last district I worked for, just made the switch for the same reasons, and they have 65,000 kids.
What Jobs does not understand is that he is losing...
Anonymous
the technology for touchscreen is obviously there....
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