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Explain Why Ipads Should Replace Textbooks
Another reason iPads should replace textbooks is because they are becoming more available. For an example, they are improving the kids access to devices. According to Mashable.com Apple and Samsung have been giving schools tablets. In addition, tablets have been getting cheaper over the years. According to World Economics.com devises have dropped 6.3% in the last year. To summarize, tablets have been becoming more available so schools should use it instead of text books.
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