Officials say Alabama consumers will receive more than $6,300,000 from Apple Inc. in a lawsuit over inflated e-book prices. Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange said in a statement Monday that the tech giant is expected to spend about $400 million to compensate consumers across the country and Alabamians are slated to receive approximately $6,357,100. Strange says Alabama and 32 other states prosecuted Apple for considering with five major American publishers to raise E-book prices. Strange says consumers will receive payments of $6.93 for each New York Times best-seller and $1.57 for other e-books purchased between April 1, 2010 and May 12, 2012.