iPad Air now available at your U of A Computer Store

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The University of Arkansas Computer Store announced the arrival of the new iPad Air. The iPad Air boasts an all-new design with a ton of advanced technology in just one pound. The Retina display sits inside thinner bezels, so all you see is your content. And an incredible amount of power lies inside the sleek enclosure. So you can do so much more, with so much less.

To check out the new iPad Air in person, stop by the U of A Computer Store located on campus at 616 N. Garland Avenue, across from the NW Quad. The U of A Computer Store currently has 16, 32, and 64GB iPad Airs with Wi-Fi in stock and available for purchase.

For more information about the U of A Computer Store, or the new iPad Air, visit them online at computers.uofastore.com.

Contacts

Emmy Barr, marketing manager
University of Arkansas Bookstore
479-575-2156, esbarr@uark.edu

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