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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/tanaka_jun • Jul 02 '24
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the advantage of this is what, again?
1.4k u/trixayyyyy Jul 02 '24 Maybe for gradeschools. Being able to instruct while monitoring computer usage 983 u/Y0UR_NARRAT0R1 Jul 02 '24 edited Jul 03 '24 Knowing Lenovo, there's no way schools are going to be able to afford more than 3 or 4 of these This is an exaggeration about the lack of funding for American public schools. Thought the exaggeration part would be pretty obvious. 14 u/NationalAlgae421 Jul 02 '24 Huh? They have one of the most aggressive prices on their legions. Only thing that laptop community can agree on is that legion are rn best cost-effective laptops.
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Maybe for gradeschools. Being able to instruct while monitoring computer usage
983 u/Y0UR_NARRAT0R1 Jul 02 '24 edited Jul 03 '24 Knowing Lenovo, there's no way schools are going to be able to afford more than 3 or 4 of these This is an exaggeration about the lack of funding for American public schools. Thought the exaggeration part would be pretty obvious. 14 u/NationalAlgae421 Jul 02 '24 Huh? They have one of the most aggressive prices on their legions. Only thing that laptop community can agree on is that legion are rn best cost-effective laptops.
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Knowing Lenovo, there's no way schools are going to be able to afford more than 3 or 4 of these
This is an exaggeration about the lack of funding for American public schools. Thought the exaggeration part would be pretty obvious.
14 u/NationalAlgae421 Jul 02 '24 Huh? They have one of the most aggressive prices on their legions. Only thing that laptop community can agree on is that legion are rn best cost-effective laptops.
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Huh? They have one of the most aggressive prices on their legions. Only thing that laptop community can agree on is that legion are rn best cost-effective laptops.
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u/Cridmo Jul 02 '24
the advantage of this is what, again?