QUESTION
What is the warranty and useful life for current devices in New York City Public Schools?
1:19:03
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New York City Public Schools' current devices, including iPads and Chromebooks, come with a 3-year warranty and a 3-year useful life, extendable to 5 years in some cases.
- Devices include iPads and Chromebooks purchased centrally.
- Warranties are typically for 3 years but can sometimes be extended to 5 years.
- The declared useful life for these devices is also 3 years.
- Major funding sources like the ECF dictate a 3-year lifecycle for accounting purposes.
Rita C. Joseph
1:19:03
In terms of your current devices now, what is the warranty on those?
Scott Strickland
1:19:08
The warranty is a 3 year warranty Mhmm.
1:19:11
And a 3 year useful life for an iPad or a Chromebook.
1:19:14
That we've been purchasing centrally.
1:19:17
We do sometimes extend those warranties to 5 years.
1:19:20
But for capital purposes and even ECF purposes, which was a major funding sources for a lot of our student devices.
1:19:27
It's a 3 year life cycle.
