PB Educational Pricing in Canada
Date: Wednesday, June 4th, 2003, 08:56
Category: iPod, User Group
Just to let you know:
Ed pricing in Canada is lower than I thought. Here are the new prices (from the University of Montreal coop price list)…
Just to let you know:
Ed pricing in Canada is lower than I thought. Here are the new prices (from the University of Montreal coop price list)…
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