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Meet a student in the Czech Republic who uses exclusively products from Applu is an almost superhuman task. In my opinion, the problem is not so much the availability of devices but rather the price. Computers and Apple products in general are more expensive in the country and therefore less widespread. But how is it in a country where they are Apple products almost a religion?

The biggest shock for a domestic student is certainly the fact that some universities in America (Stanford, Seton Hill, etc.) give out apple products to students at the beginning of their studies completely free of charge. Previously, universities only gave out Macbookand Macbooky pro, or iPod Touch, however, after the introduction of the iPad, interest in the Touch is starting to decline. It is quite logical, the iPad runs on the same OS but thanks to a much larger screen, it is an ideal work and entertainment tool for students.

An interesting answer to the question "Why the iPad?" came from Stanford University, specifically from the Faculty of Medicine. The management there believes that iPads can make not only life easier for students, but also their school bag due to their size and weight. Students don't have to find textbooks and scripts, they get an iPad with recorded learning material. It's always easier to carry one device than a bunch of books.

It's only a matter of time before universities start giving out a new type of Macbooků AirThese super-thin subnotebooks should become a hit among students, primarily due to their design, speed, and durability.

According to Fortune magazine, in 2010 it chose Macbook almost 50% of American students. This figure represents a huge increase, for example, in 2005 the Dell brand topped the student popularity chart, and had almost the same share among students then as it does today Apple (47%).

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