The choice is clearly a key theme for HP in the education sector, judging by the announcements of the company this year. Thus, having announced its intention to propose Education Edition versions of its new 10-inch tablet running Android and Windows, the HP Slate Pro 10 EE and EE HP Pro Tablet 10, plus a variant for education of its ultra-thin, ultra-light EliteBook Folio 1020, HP will soon marketed a version dedicated to the education of its popular HP Stream 11 and HP 11 Stream Pro.
HP unveiled two new 11-inch laptops , for the education market. The HP ProBook 11 Education Edition is a Windows laptop with a rubber casing making it highly resistant, while the HP Stream Pro 11 is a bit expensive laptop for classroom use . Angles, slip surfaces (grips) and the flanges are molded in the new material to improve the structural strength.
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Regarding the HP ProBook 11, this model will be available with an optional touch screen, and it can be acquired with different processors, the most powerful is a chip the Intel Core series (suggesting that the entry-level models may have a Celeron or Pentium chip).
HP Laptop ProBook 11 Education Edition will be available in April from 379 €.
HP Education Editions: created for schools, designed to teach
Stream Pro 11 seems to be a education oriented version, similar to the laptop HP has launched to consumers in late 2014 for less than $ 200. It has a 11.6 inch screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage and an Intel Celeron processor in 2840, based on the architecture Bay Trail. It actually has the same frame, the same design and the same basic components as the recent update of the HP Chromebook 11. The main differences are the keyboard, as the Stream Pro 11 keyboard has a Windows 'standard', and different arrangement of keys on the Chrome OS device. It is very light, with the distinction of being built to use Office 365, OneDrive and other web-based applications.
The Education Edition devices come with a suite of tools called HP School Pack , which includes classroom management software for teachers, e-books, audio books and a dictionary. This pack aims to improve teaching and student involvement, encouraging active use for educational purposes.
While Chromebooks make inroads into the education market, some schools are still nervous about abandoning services and Windows applications and Microsoft. By adopting a Stream Pro 11 Education Edition, this means an approach based on the cloud, while remaining very familiar to Windows, Office 365 and Outlook.
The HP Notebook Stream 11 Pro running Windows 8.1 Pro. It will be available from 229 €.
HP unveiled two new 11-inch laptops , for the education market. The HP ProBook 11 Education Edition is a Windows laptop with a rubber casing making it highly resistant, while the HP Stream Pro 11 is a bit expensive laptop for classroom use . Angles, slip surfaces (grips) and the flanges are molded in the new material to improve the structural strength.
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Regarding the HP ProBook 11, this model will be available with an optional touch screen, and it can be acquired with different processors, the most powerful is a chip the Intel Core series (suggesting that the entry-level models may have a Celeron or Pentium chip).
HP Education Editions: created for schools, designed to teach
Stream Pro 11 seems to be a education oriented version, similar to the laptop HP has launched to consumers in late 2014 for less than $ 200. It has a 11.6 inch screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage and an Intel Celeron processor in 2840, based on the architecture Bay Trail. It actually has the same frame, the same design and the same basic components as the recent update of the HP Chromebook 11. The main differences are the keyboard, as the Stream Pro 11 keyboard has a Windows 'standard', and different arrangement of keys on the Chrome OS device. It is very light, with the distinction of being built to use Office 365, OneDrive and other web-based applications.
The Education Edition devices come with a suite of tools called HP School Pack , which includes classroom management software for teachers, e-books, audio books and a dictionary. This pack aims to improve teaching and student involvement, encouraging active use for educational purposes.
While Chromebooks make inroads into the education market, some schools are still nervous about abandoning services and Windows applications and Microsoft. By adopting a Stream Pro 11 Education Edition, this means an approach based on the cloud, while remaining very familiar to Windows, Office 365 and Outlook.
The HP Notebook Stream 11 Pro running Windows 8.1 Pro. It will be available from 229 €.