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Windows Tablets and Laptops Taking Prominent Role In Public Schools

Everyone knows that education has been embracing digital technologies at an ever increasing pace. Placing that technology in the hands of Students has been a challenge however. In order to make sure all students are on an equal footing, public schools have to provide said technology to each pupil. Add in the cost of the required IT infrastructure and the obvious need for a high level of security and things get very expensive, very fast.

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trioworldschool3585d ago

One of the best international school in India is Trio. This is placed in Bangalore, Karnataka. I have red about many schools in India, how they are providing education to the childrens. But, when you compare to this school, not even a single school is best. So, make your childrens to study in this school, if you want world level education.

MrOlympia743585d ago

This is certainly a good thing for Microsoft, and people are starting to realize that the iPad is nothing more than a media consumption device.

imXify3585d ago

^ this so much.

I'm waiting for a cheap tablet using Wacom tech to take notes in class next september.

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HP Spectre x2 review | Techradar

The HP Spectre x2 is a 12-inch Windows tablet with a lot of extra tech you might not care about, but its low price is too hard to pass up.

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Surface Pro 3: The First 24 Hours.

Tech~Nificant: Review / thoughts after an average first days use.

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Microsoft announces Surface Pro 2 with updated kickstand and Haswell processor

The Verge- Microsoft has unveiled the Surface Pro 2, a new version of its flagship 10.6-inch Windows tablet. Though little has been changed externally on the updated device — it has the same size, weight, and black color scheme as its predecessor — Microsoft says that what's inside has changed quite a bit. "We improved the performance on this product by 20 percent," says Panos Panay, Microsoft's VP of Surface

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