Mine said the same thing ($150 "savings"). But when you add it up...the MBA is $1099 vs $1199 without education discount. And the RAM upgrade to 16 is $180 vs $200, and there's no savings on the SSD. Not sure how they go from $120 saved to $150. But when you actually compare the configurations with and without the education discount, it's $1479 vs $1599. So I'm assuming the $150 is just incorrect...or maybe there was supposed to be $30 discount on the SSD upgrade.
But my point is the actual money spent only reflects $120 in savings, not $150.
Edited to add: Oddly enough, there is an education discount of $20 for the 1TB SSD. And a $60 discount for the 2TB SSD. But no discount for the 512. I've never used my education discount before...so I don't know if this is normal or not.
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