> but it's a lot cheaper to hand out 20 chromebooks to a classroom than it is to do the same with Apple products. initially it might be. But return on investme

> but it's a lot cheaper to hand out 20 chromebooks to a classroom than it is to do the same with Apple products. initially it might be. But return on investment studies still wind up favoring the Apple stuff in the long run. Google is doing the same thing, yes, but it's different now. They're targeting education and selling themselves as a complete all you need package. desktop OS, hosting all the email, all the files, all the software, everything.