Low-Income School District Choosed Windows Laptops Over Google Chromebooks
Google Chromebooks had the most success in the education market so far. The main reason is because of their low investment needed up front. Recently, Microsoft partnered with OEMs to develop low-cost Windows laptops that can compete with Chromebooks. Willis ISD, as with many school districts, a high percentage of students live in low income households where technology is not highly accessible. Willis ISD chose ASUS Transformer Book T100 tablets over Google Chromebooks. Transformer Book T100 tablets are equipped with Windows 8.1 for their flexibility, portability, and security. “We did look at Chromebooks,” adds Menefee. “[And] we did not like the restrictions. It is a totally different atmosphere. They want to know where Word is or where Excel is because that’s what they’re used to using.” When it comes to finding the right device for your school or classroom, Microsoft provides the resources schools need to both consume and create content. With our offering, schools don’t need to sacrifice or compromise their needs due to cost. On the other side,...http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/msftnws/~4/vpkk6WvzzlU
