Microsoft Surface Preview on Campus Today
The Microsoft Surface team will be on campus today, April 12, and will have the latest Surface devices, including the Surface Pro, Surface Book2, Surface Laptop and Surface Studio all-in-one PC. Microsoft will give you hands-on experience with the devices and folks from the technical team will be here to answer any questions.
Please come by ARKU-514 between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. to visit!
The University of Arkansas Bookstore will be on site with information about educational pricing and passing out free giveaways while supplies last. For more information call 479-575-5414 and visit the U of A Computer Store inside the U of A Bookstore at 616 N. Garland Ave. Or shop online at uofastore.com/computer.
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BJ Elkins, marketing manager
U of A Bookstore
479-575-5491,
belkins@uark.edu
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