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Microsoft donates $1 billion to help US schools buy PCs

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Apr
2014

Microsoft isnt just supporting White Houses ConnectED education program by lowering the cost of Windows — its also giving schools the cash theyll need to buy Windows PCs. The company is donating $1 billion to make sure that students …

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