Microsoft unveils $200 Windows 10 laptops for schools
Microsoft is taking
the fight to Chromebooks with a selection of new sub-$200 laptops and sub-$300
convertible PCs. They come with Windows 10 and are loaded with free software to
aid in your studies.

The Lenovo 100e
will cost just $190 and is powered by an Intel Celeron (Apollo Lake). The
company also has the 300e, a $280 convertible with pen support. The Trigono
V401 convertible ($300) supports both touch and pen input while the Classmate
Leap T303 laptop ($200) features the added security of Windows Hello.
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Lenovo 100e |
You’re probably wondering about screen
resolution, RAM, storage and so on (we are too). The HP Stream 11 Pro G4 EE
(which is also a part of the lineup) has an HD screen, 4GB of RAM and 64GB eMMC
storage, which we think is a good guideline of the type of hardware on offer.
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Trigono V401 |
That said, the software alone could be worth
more than $200. There’s Windows 10 for one (though some of these will run 10
S), but also Office 365 with OneNote and Teams. This will make writing and
collaborating with your classmates easy.
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Classmate Leap T303 |
Microsoft has partnered with multiple
companies to offer digital tools to help students learn. From $300 Mixed
Reality Headsets to the pricier HoloLens, there will be a VR curriculum by
Pearson, the world’s largest education company. BBC will supply Oceans: Our
Blue Panet to classrooms and Lego Education will offer a free Hacking STEM
lesson plan.
Source: gsmarena