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Apple, Inc. Education Finished Goods Education, Collegiate Purchase Program Premier / Software Price List April 13, 2010 Part OS Version Lic. Type Number Description Price Mac OS X Snow Leopard is an upgrade for Leopard users and requires a Mac with an Intel processor. MAC 10.6.3 NEW MC573Z/A Mac OS X Snow Leopard Retail 29.00 Aperture MAC 3.0 NEW MB958Z/A Aperture 3 Academic 69.00 iLife MAC NEW MB966Z/A iLife Retail 39.00 iWork MAC NEW MB942Z/A iWork Retail 39.00 GarageBand Jam Pack MAC NEW MA990Z/A Jam Pack: Voices Retail 59.00 MAC NEW MA211Z/A Jam Pack: World Music Retail 59.00 MAC NEW MA371Z/A Jam Pack: Remix Tools Retail 59.00 MAC NEW MA375Z/A Jam Pack: Rhythm Section Retail 59.00 MAC NEW MA319Z/A Jam Pack: Symphony Orchestra Retail 59.00 Logic Studio MAC NEW MB800Z/A Logic Studio Academic 149.00 Logic Express MAC 9.0 NEW MB791Z/A Logic Express Academic 69.00 MobileMe MAC NEW MC288Z/A MobileMe Retail Box 99.00 Mac OS X Server MAC 10.6.3 NEW MC588Z/A Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard Unlimited Client Single License 249.00 Apple Remote Desktop MAC 3.3 NEW MC172Z/A Apple Remote Desktop Unlimited Managed Systems 299.00 MAC 3.3 NEW MC171Z/A Apple Remote Desktop 10 Managed Systems 149.00 Final Cut Express MAC 4.0 NEW MB279Z/A Final Cut Express Academic 69.00 Final Cut Studio MAC NEW MB647Z/A Final Cut Studio Academic 299.00 Page 1 of 2 Education Finished Goods 4/13/2010 Apple, Inc. Education Finished Goods Education, Collegiate Purchase Program Premier / Software Price List April 13, 2010 Part OS Version Lic. Type Number Description Price Final Cut Server MAC NEW MC126Z/A Final Cut Server Unlimited Client 299.00 Xsan MAC NEW MC186Z/A Xsan 2 Single License 499.00 Prices on this Price List supersede previous Price Lists. Products and prices listed are subject to availability and are subject to change without notice. Page 2 of 2 Education Finished Goods 4/13/2010.

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