Apple Computer last night unveiled a new low-end iBook notebook computer the company expects will help it regain the lead in sales to schools from Dell. The new iBook will be two pounds lighter than earlier models and have twice the storage, Apple said. The company employs about 1,000 people in Cork.
Apple targets schools
Apple Computer last night unveiled a new low-end iBook notebook computer the company expects will help it regain the lead in …
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