Mac users quadruple on Princeton campus

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Wonder if we're starting to see a tipping point for the resurgence of the Mac. I know every time I visit an Apple Store, it's packed solid.
Mac users quadruple on Princeton campus: "DailyPrincetonian.com reports that just 10 percent of Princeton students had Macs in the 2003-2004 school year, but that Mac-toting students since then have rocketed up to a whopping 60 percent this year."

(Via MacNN | The Macintosh News Network.)

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