Apple Education Store to Save Money on Apple Products

2024-11-18 Daniel Improving your Creativity, Infrastructure, Other Programs, Other Tools, Tools 0

«What are you gonna write, worthy of me?»
J.J. Abrams about Apple Powerbooks

Apple might have its difficulties after Steve Job’s death, but it still produces some amazing products. Unfortunately, also very expensive products. I mean, going from 4 TB to 8 TB would cost you enough money to buy 2.5 external SDDs with 8 TB each.

But at least if you are a student or an educator, you can save some money. Apple has an education store which offers the products for (somewhat) reduced prices: https://www.apple.com/us-edu/store (or rather visit the store in your country).

If you buy a Mac, they also offer education software bundles. So, if you are a student or an educator and plan to buy an Apple product, check it out first.

You might «save» serious money. 🙂

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Apple Education Store to Save Money on Apple Products