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The plan is also to use them with some sort of interactive hardware (Smart board, e-beam, or similar).

Bret J. Sorensen, M.Ed.
Assistant Lecturer/Technology Coordinator
College of Education
University of Wyoming

307-766-3572
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On Nov 3, 2014, at 11:35 AM, Corey Carson <email@hidden> wrote:

The MBAir is very capable, of course. One of the few requirements that really help in this decision would be; how many external displays will you need to connect to? If it’s 2+ (in a supported method, via available ports), then the MBP is the way to go. If not, the Air will do very well.

Thanks,
Corey

Corey Carson
Systems Engineer, Apple Education
Apple Inc.
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On Nov 3, 2014, at 11:20 AM, Bret J. Sorensen <email@hidden> wrote:

Our literacy center is looking to get some Mac laptops that will be used by our grad students in tutoring K-12 students. They will be used at times by the K-12 students. What I was wondering if the MacBook Airs would hold up well enough, or should we go with MacBook Pros?

Thanks

Bret

Bret J. Sorensen, M.Ed.
Assistant Lecturer/Technology Coordinator
College of Education
University of Wyoming

307-766-3572
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	>[Rockies-Edu] MBP vs Air (From: "Bret J. Sorensen" <email@hidden>)
	>Re: [Rockies-Edu] MBP vs Air (From: Corey Carson <email@hidden>)