“Macintosh is the single most common brand of instructional computer in schools today,” according to the report “Technology Purchasing Forecast 2002-2003, 8th edition,” released November 15, 2002, from Quality Education Data, Inc., a leading education market research and database firm. Apple’s Mac comprises 33% of the installed base in schools. The next closest competitor is Dell Computer “with an estimated 18% of the installed base.” The reports also states that, “Dell is also the leading brand in district plans to purchase instructional computers for the 2002-2003 school year, with a 35% share, beating out Apple’s Macintosh brand (21%) for the lead.” More here.
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