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110,000 Texas prison inmates to get computer tablets with apps, radio and email

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Travis County approves electronic tablets for jail inmates

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Maryland expanding program to provide inmates with electronic tablets

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Free tablets being distributed to Harris County Jail inmates

Free tablets being distributed to Harris County Jail inmates

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Texas Tribune: When Texas jails issue tablets, it comes at cost for inmates and families

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Free tablet program for San Francisco County Jail inmates opens new doors

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