Boasting impressive processing power, connectability and portability, ultra-mobile PCs have emerged as the next great hope for the education sector. In the second of our five-part feature, Paul Bray looks at how well these compact PCs face up to the test
The prospect of a PC small enough to tuck into a school bag, powerful enough to run standard educational and personal productivity software and cheap enough that every student can have one, has tan...
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