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World's most expensive Apple iPad Apps for sale at $1,000

Search through the Apple App Store and you may find an app called BarMax CA listed with an outstanding price tag of $999.99. The BarMax CA and NY app works on both the iPhone and iPad, allowing law students to study for bar exams. The app includes videos that were co developed with Harvard lawyers that includes lectures, flashcards, over a thousand MBE practice questions, a task list feature, and calendar.
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Ten reasons why BlackBerry PlayBook would lose the tablet war

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Why is Google crafting Chrome OS-based tablet?

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