Google is announcing two new Chromebooks specifically designed for the education market. Chrome OS has been strong in education for some time, outperforming the Mac, iPads, and Windows so much that by some estimates it represents half the market. The company is putting together a slew of Chrome OS-related announcements to try to solidify that lead, but at the center are two Chromebooks that are designed for students.
http://thetechlicense.com/2017/01/29/google-launches-two-new-chromebooks-devices-aimed-education/
DESIGNED FOR THE CLASSROOM, NOT THE SHOWROOM
What’s new is support for inexpensive Wacom styluses and what Google is calling a “World View Camera,” which is to say a camera that is designed to be used when the Chromebook is in tablet mode, and Google says students will be able to “turn it into a microscope.”
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