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Acer Unveils Chromebook Tab 10, First Chrome OS Tablet for Education By TL Editors published 28 March 18
24 Must-Have Features of Computer Labs By Terry Freedman published 11 August 16 While it's fashionable to decry the use of computer labs, still they continue to exist in many schools.
Common (and Uncommon) Approaches to Preventing the Theft of Computers, Laptops and Tablets in Schools By Michael Trucano published 27 January 16
Sprout Allows For Easy 3D Prototyping By Shannon Mersand published 24 September 15 In November 2014, HP introduced Sprout, calling it an immersive computer.
