Is there anyway for Apple Computers to donate a few laptops to a public school?
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Why not work with what you have?\n\n90% of editing should be done with simple cuts or crossfades. By sticking with the basics you minimize the amount of rendering that needs to be done and you distract the audience less by not having special transitions and effects.\n\nDon't forget, you want the audience to become so engaged by the story you as the editor/director/camera operator are telling that they forget they are watching tv. If you have basic editing software, use it to it's fullest to get your story across. Remember, it only takes a camera and the internet to reach the world, and a good story to change it!\n\nMichael Jordan wasn't the greatest basketball player of all times because he had the best shoes. He had the fundementals, athletic ability and drive to be the best. You don't need a full on avid to be the best storyteller in the world. You need to know the fundementals of a good story, and the drive to see that story get told.\n\nTony
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Send it to Recycling and go out aand buy a decent computer
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Don't know about that, but I know http://www.ebay.com is a good place to sell your computer, you could even make it so it's local pickup only (I do believe).
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The official answer is no - Apple generally will not allow a return of more then 30 days and even if returned within that time they charge a 10% retocking fee.\n\nYou will be able to sell it as they are quite popular (email me with what you want if you like as I am in the market for a nice powerbook G4)  The only downfall is that today, the new macbooks were released at the lowest price a mac laptop has ever been sold for with a duo core processor - (1099 for the base model) so it pretty much outperforms the powerbooks - only people (like me) who prefer the PowerPC processors will find much of a value in the powerbook models.\n\nEmail me if you are interested in selling it.\n\nThanks
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There is one in Fayetteville called Megabyte Computer Center.  It is on Joyce Blvd at the south east corner of the 71B and Joyce intersection across from the Red Lobsters on the other side of 71B.  It is easy to find.\nIt is a good store with Apple stuffs.\nGood luck.
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Ask for one.  Lots of people give away their old computers when they buy a new one.
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burn a CD and give it to them OR you could just hook up their iPod to your USB cord on your computer
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Baked goods\nCrafts\nManicures or pedicures\nT-shirts with School emblem\ndinner for two gift certificates\ngas certificates\ngift shop candles\nhotel night packages\nstationary gift sets\nantique items\nfloral arrangements\nart the students have done\nwalmart gift cards\nspa packages\nKrispy Kreme donuts\ngaming packages\nask business in your area if they are willing to donate any items for auction.  Work those yellow pages!
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You might want to go to freecycle.org, and join in nearby cities.  I see people giving away things like computers quite frequently on there.  (It is a free program, designed to keep things out of landfills.)
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Donate it to a local public school. You can claim it on your taxes as a non-cash charitable contribution.
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Check local thrift stores and consignment shops.\nTalk with those who deal in electronics.  I've discovered many useful computer systems (Gateway 2000s', PowerMacs) for around $20-$50 each.  Even bought a few.  They work great with old software from ebay with the kids' ages you have.
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What is the name of your school?\n\n\nTry ebay and classmates. \n\nGood luck.
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My daughter just finished year three on her Mac Powerbook G4 and we're expecting it to make it through for one more year. She'll probably upgrade when she goes to medical school. Just make sure you get Apple Care and replacement-cost insurance. And don't forget to back up!
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Try going to an IMAC store.
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The United Nations is working on a laptop program which will allow many individuals to purchase them for about $100 each.  I'm not sure who in your country to contact but you might try http://www.un.int/ireland  or call your local United Nations Association (UNA ) for help. Good luck.
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You shouldn't be using a school computer to do that. That is abusing tax payer money. You should go to a local public library or buy your own computer and pay for your own ISP.
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this type of school is in ahmadabad.as my friend was studyng there,i came to know about this.laptops are used and r kept inside the desk.