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Apple returns with a new Back-to-School offer. Young Apple fans can now get their hands on their preferred devices from today onwards. The Back to School offer includes Mac, iPad, AirPods and Apple Pencil. You can also save on the Magic Keyboard with Apple's education discount and enjoy 20% off AppleCare to protect your purchases.
You can also get 3 additional months of free Apple Music and access to Apple TV+ by subscribing to Apple Music for a special rate of RM8.90/month. This offer is eligible for newly accepted university students, current students, teachers and education staff at all levels. You can verify your eligibility via UNiDAYS on the online Education Store.
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