Will my child go to Harvard if I buy this product?
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Yes it will, if by Harvard you mean a deserted trailer park on the edge of town.On the up side use of this product will turn this book, How to Avoid Huge Ships into a thriller
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Any child has the potential to go to Harvard or higher. These kind of gimmicks have nothing to do with it. Please dont ask such questions. This device has triggered a serious discussion regarding the future of our kids.
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Probably not honestly. If you park your kids in front of a TV 24/7 you may as well just assume Mcdonalds. Kids need to learn how to do independent play and cognitive thinking. This stunts intellectual growth. Don't do it.....
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I think so. My granddaughter in college asked for kitchen items and this is one of the packages I sent. She said it was perfect for her.
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Trust me, return the item to Amazon. The child is still to young and immature. Don't be surprised, Amazon will take it even if it has been used and covered with urine!
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I'm not sure myself. I bought this product for my great niece. Probably, you would have to order them on line.
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It is an option , can be purchased from Penn State Ind. for about 12.00 bucks or maybe on Amazon.
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I know that it is almost a year later, but I hope that you bought your daughter the Intuos4 tablet.It really means a lot to children when they are given something that is professional grade rather than the product of "lesser" grade.It shows them that you believe in them enough to spend a few extra dollars so that they can have a high quality product instead of something like the Bamboo Fun, which may end up holding her back.
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Yes. As long as you are a student at the time of purchase. You will need a .edu email address to confirm that though.
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It's a good question, I will have to look at the pair I have at school. I will get back to you....
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It should work fine. Since you can insert any picture of your choice in the cover this customizes the book to any theme. In your case maybe a copy of your HS pic or the front of your school would do. The inside has lots of lined space so there's plenty of room for comments and remembrances without space limitations. Have fun.
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Hey. I'm a college student myself and here's my two cents. Wireless internet is very much available all over pretty much any campus. From personal experience attending Boston University I can tell you that for me it is available in all classrooms, the library, and study lounges and the student Union. The one place it is not provided is in the dormitories themselves where they also discourage hosting your own wireless networks, though I have managed to stay under the radar making the network hidden which is really quite simple. The lack of an optical drive could prove somewhat inconvenient. I'd suggest getting her the special external drive Apple makes to accompany it. That would take care of installing software and importing music CDs. The only place where it'd be a very serious inconvenience would be the inability to play dvds on the move without an external drive. The iTunes rental service is pretty neat but it is still an inconvenience. I personally think that trade off is well worth the benefits of having a lighter machine however. The Mac OS could prove to be a barrier if her school uses some Windows only software. The chances are working in a group she would really just need Word, Powerpoint and Excel compatibility. Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac is a great program which plays very nicely with its Windows counterpart. A lot of specialized educational software solutions these days are browser based so operating system isn't even a problem. I have a cousin who was the proud owner of a Powerbook who made it out of law school a few years ago. She raved about her experience with it and I never heard any complaints of compatibility issues. I think a MacBook Air would be a really great and thoughtful gift. Good Luck.
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Yes, your daughter should be able to get this in her case. In mine I can put the Kreutzer 42 Studies, the Whister position books, and several etudes.
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Harish,Best thing would be to contact Eton directly: http://www.etoncorp.com
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I'm sorry to say, but my son bought this and he is back at school now. I wish I could help you out!
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Thanks once again. I ordered her LeapPad today. Got a great bundle deal from LeapFrog plus free shipping. Her school just got one this week also, so we will be able to work together.
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Not in my opinion. We bought this for my grandson who is going into kindergarten, and he loves it.
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It would be ok but the student may think it a bit juvenile for college.I bought this for our 8th grader.
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You need to confirm with the school email address first if you order the discount price . Next the product key code is in the purchase order of the Amazon.com .