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One.. and it's in the student union office being used to run a TV system around campus that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and was the hugest waste of money the university's ever made. There was no use for it, plus they got rid of the school's radio station for it.

My old highschool was 100% Macs, they STILL mainly use machines with OS 8.5.. OUCH!
 
Mine has a whole 2 Macs in the entire school. One is my MacBook (when I bring it), and the other one is a Bondi iMac G3 that the librarian only uses to tape on notes and papers and stuff... It's quite sad actually. :(
 
Well at university I have 0 Macintosh..we do have of course thousands of cheap PC's that get broken every 2 or 3 days If we are lucky and at my school me had 0 also!!!
 
at my school we have (about) ten 20" iMac's (latest model) for students and they're pretty sweet. a decent amount of our faculty use iPhone's too. i want them to upgrade EVERY computer to a Mac at the end of this school year. they probably will.
 
None...except mine when i bring it in. Only Dell Optiplex desktops hooked up to Dell ultrasharps
 
At the moment there is only a iMac G4 in the Design Tech room.

But I do know that in February we are having a suite of iMac 20"

I also know there are 7 eMacs in the science tech room. But there locked away.
 
60-70 Intel iMacs (Most of them are the White iMacs. some are the new aluminum ones)

They're used for Media/Visual Art and Communication Tech Classes. There are a few for Music too.
 
30- 40 Mac Pros ( G5s and Intel )
90- 100 iMacs (White and New)
40 Macbook Pros
10 Macbooks
a few iMac G3s

Im Not sure thats how many i would say.
 
24 x 20" 2.66 intel iMac communication lab
24 x 1.25 Ghz G5 eMac
24 x 700 Mhz G4 emac
1 G5 Power Mac
My 2.16 intel macbook
All the communication teachers use macs as well as many others who bring their machine to school
 
Our school is all mac except for the janitor and the library circulation. We have imac g3's,clamshell,one G4 Mdd,eMacs,one G4 mini,an iMac G5,and Core Duo imacs. Also we have carts of macbooks, ibook g3's and g4's and the principal has a mac pro and macbook pro with a cinema display(non-led)
 
Well, let's see; including my MacBook Air that is with me 24/7, I would say "about a gazillion!" Really; we have pretty nice iMacs in our labs, right alongside Dell PCs and the count is pretty evenly matched. Though in our media labs we have "just" iMac stations, with 25-30 iMacs only...:cool:
 
we have an overwhelming 0 :(. dell got my campus hard and fast.

but a few of my professors refuse to use anything other than their person MBP.:cool:
 
We have an entire Media room full of iMacs, a photo room with eMacs and Mac Pros, and a lot of old (1999) iMacs lying around.
 
I'm in high school currently, and my school has no macs. The school updated everything when I was in 8th grade (it was mentioned extensively on the tour about the "Incredibly Fast Pentium 4 Processers"). We have three computer labs with PCs running XP, and every classroom has a computer. Also, the physics, chemistry, and bio labs are equipped with laptops, also running XP. However, some teachers have MacBooks (that they have personally bought), and can use those because all of the attendance and grading is web based.
 
2 lab carts with 20 MacBooks in each - 40
20 plastic iMacs in main library - 60
20 more in back section of library - 80
30 in the computer lab - 110
Every teacher has a MacBook (or 2) so around 60 - 170
10 in the ELL room - 180

180 total give or take a few
 
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