The whole idea of this exercise is to introduce a digital learning experience in classrooms, and if you were to take a look at the purchase price for the first 31,000 iPads, it does seem as though the $31 million price tag is rather exorbitant – since that would mean each of the iPads would cost a cool $1,000. That’d be some expensive software, matey! The Los Angeles School Board of Education will have to secure additional funds in order to purchase the balance, and I guess part of the purchase price will include the software inside, since these iPads will arrive pre-loaded with textbooks and other educational applications, covering 47 campuses across the City of Angels.