Technology directors in school districts from coast to coast got a bad surprise from Apple Computer on Sept. 1. The company announced it no longer will support a long list of products it now calls "technologically obsolete," including Apple IIe, Macintosh II, and Macintosh SE computers.
The unsupported products have been removed from Apple's service parts database and automated ordering systems, the company said. If
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The former editor of eSchool News, Dennis Pierce is now a freelance writer. He has spent the last 20 years as an education journalist covering issues such as national policy, school reform, and educational technology. Dennis has taught high school English, math, and SAT prep. He graduated cum laude from Yale University. He welcomes comments at dennisp@eschoolmedia.com.
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