Apple, Sony and Others Launch Their Back-to-School Promos

As the start of school is only about a month away, companies have launched or is preparing to launch various back-to-school offers to suit student needs. Amongst this companies are Everex, Apple, Sony, and CompUSA.

Earlier last month, Everex has already launched their Back-to-School budget PC for only $298. The EVEREX back-to-school PC features a VIA energy efficient C7-D processor that takes out an average of 2W to a maximum of 20W and has a processing speed of about 1.5 GHz, 1GB DDR2 533 MHz SDRAM, a VIA Chrome9 HC IGP graphic card, Realtek High-Definition Audio, 10/100 Ethernet LAN, 6 USB ports, Microphone and headphone jack, as well as VGA, Ethernet and RJ-11 ports.

Apple already launched their back-to-school promo as early as June. Apple's back-to-school promo offers a free iPod nano when customers purchase a MacBook, MacBook Pro, iMac, or Mac Pro or a participating iPod product. Customers must buy from until September 16, 2007 to receive their mail-in rebate of up to $199. CompUSA on the other hand started their back-to-school promo during the latter part of July. CompUSA promo includes a chance to win $10,000 or one of ten notebook computers when customers purchase any product tied to the company's back-to-school campaign. CompUSA's back-to-school campus packs are available online every week at the company's website and in CompUSA stores.

Sony is not far behind and just this week, the company introduced their new program, the Sony Style Campus, that provides students, particularly college students, with personal computer bundles and support services.

The Sony Style Campus offers a wide variety of product packages and services that would meet any college students' needs this coming fall semester.