Pre-Order MacBook Pro and iPad Pro for One Day Sale
Apple One Day Sale
Pre-Order MacBook Pro and iPad Pro today for the best prices of the year. You can get up to $200 off on Mac and $100 off on iPad.
iPad and Mac are thin, lightweight, and offer all-day battery life, so you can be productive wherever you carer takes you. And with apps for everyday tasks, you can power through your work with ease.
The University of Arkansas Computer Store is offering a special academic price on the most Mac and iPad models. Stop by the U of A Computer Store located on campus at 616 N. Garland Avenue, inside the U of A Bookstore or call them at 479-575-5414 to pre-order.
Battery life varies by use and configuration. See www.apple.com/batteries for more information. MacBook Air is trademarked and copyright 2018 to Apple Inc. All rights reserved.
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