Laptop notebooks 2010

Will i still get a free laptop next year?

Nov 05, 2009 by Kevin | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks

The government gave out Lenovo notebooks to all Year Nine Public Schools in NSW Australia. I am now in a private school and we got new computer labs. Next Year it will be 2010 and i will be in Year 10, i am planning to move to a public school next year

If you say ALL, then I would assume yes. But in order to make sure, just contact the government.

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