Apple to sell $899 20-inch aluminum iMac to schools
Posted in Apple by Conner Flynn on April 13th, 2009

Apple releases the new iMac’s made of glass and aluminum along with other upgradesThis week Apple quietly announced plans to start selling aluminum 20-inch iMacs to qualified educational institutions for just $899. That means that qualified schools can pre-order an $899 20-inch iMac equipped with a 2.0 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo, 1 GB of memory, 160 GB hard drive, 8x SuperDrive, and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphic card.

The new configuration is replacing the $899 Apple 17-inch iMac sold to those same institutions since 2006. It allows institutions hit hard by tax revenue declines to continue to factor Macs into their refined budgets.

Mac loving schools may now rejoice, then get back to learning.
[Appleinsider]

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One Comment to “Apple to sell $899 20-inch aluminum iMac to schools”
  1. KristopherWindsor Says:

    For less than $900 I got 6GB RAM, a 9800GT, and a 22″ monitor. :o

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