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Short Takes - ZapME!

10/01/99

ZapME!, who is building a broadband interactive network that brings the latest technology tools and educational resources to schools for free, has announced that Dell will be the principal supplier of PCs and servers for the ZapMe! network. With Dell's custom factory integration service, DellPlus, school systems will be pre-configured with software for both Internet connectivity and curriculum. DellPlus will also offer high levels of customization, expert assistance and product management from initial system design to final delivery and installation. For more information, check out www.zapme.com.

This article originally appeared in the 10/01/1999 issue of THE Journal.

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