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This really doesn't mean much. Any education customer can work with Apple and get great deals on product. You order direct from the Apple Store if you are ordering in quantity and you are getting screwed. Apple will give you great discounts if you work with them and let them help you build a proposal.

If Apple really wanted to infiltrate the education market, they should have sold the iPad to educational establishments for very little more than what it costs to manufacture. Chances are these places are going to use the iBooks store and the App store -in moderation, admittedly- anyway, so they'd get their money back in the long run. It strikes me odd that they're being so tight when they have such a massive opportunity here to become a dominant player in a massive market... Especially one that has a knock-on effect with all the others (kids grow up using iPads; they use iPads in the future. Kids take iPads home and their parents play with them; their parents buy iPads...)

If my school ever gets any tablets you can bet that it's going to be a locked down, spyware-filled 150$ Dell machine which regularly crashes and on occasion explodes.

Even the thought of having a well-built, sexy tablet being used in schools is laughable.