Chromebooks are gradually becoming the standard for computing and access to technology in Brazilian schools, and Multi is the latest manufacturer to add weight to this hypothesis: today (24) the retail company announced the arrival of four new models of the laptop platform designed in partnership with Google. Acer also made a similar announcement earlier today.
The Chromebook PC914, PC915, PC918, and PC924 add more power and technology offerings to the educational system, with models offering remote shadowing capabilities, systemic agility to carry out student assignments and teacher requirements, and in some cases, even dual-input-1 devices, with PCs Which transform into tablets thanks to the 360 degree hinge.
The four models feature similar configurations, with the PC924 being the most powerful: according to Multi, it has 4GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, powered by an Intel Celeron processor. The operating system, of course, is ChromeOS. They all have an optimized license for the Google Education platform, so school apps are ready to use as soon as the devices are turned on.
According to Fernando Nogueira, Product Manager at Grupo Multi:
“At Multi, we believe strong partnerships are essential to developing technologies that make a real difference. Our commitment is to provide high-quality, affordable products, so everyone has access to resources that promote learning and digital inclusion. The Chromebook line is an example of this vision, designed to meet the specific needs of the education sector without compromising security or quality.“.
The statement doesn't explicitly say so, but it's very likely that ChromeOS is installed in its latest version. Recently, TudoCelular detailed some of its recent updates, such as greater privacy options for the microphone and camera.
Multi didn't provide any specific availability date for the new models, but given the company's history, it won't be long before they start showing up in stores and on the retailer's official website.
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