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Performance That Makes Learning Take Flight PRODUCT BRIEF Intel® classmate PC − clamshell Intel® Celeron® Processors 807/847 (single- and dual-core options) Part of the Intel® Learning Series Performance That Makes Learning Take Flight The Fast, Engaging Classroom PC The Intel® classmate PC – clamshell meets the requirements of educators, administrators, and school IT staff for rugged, powerful, student-friendly 1:1 eLearning. It features responsive performance for engaging educational experiences and a stunning visual interface with the Windows* 8 operating system. • Amazing performance. This Intel classmate PC is based on the Intel® Celeron® processor, which delivers responsive performance and a rich visual experience. Whether watching educational videos, playing learning games, or jumping to the web for research, students will find that the Intel classmate PC moves as fast as their minds. “Digital inclusion brings about a • Windows* 8 experience. The Intel classmate PC – clamshell is the perfect platform for level playing field. It means that running the new Windows 8 operating system, which provides a graphical, easy-to-use interface and improved performance. When combined with the Intel Celeron processor, the little girl in a village in Nigeria Windows 8 provides blazing performance for boot-up, hibernation wakeup, web browsing, can get the same information for audio and video file encoding, and everything else your students do. The stunning combina- tion of Windows 8 and Intel Learning Series design enhances education and enlivens learning her research project as a little while preserving your existing technology investments. girl in Washington or China.” Clamshell classmate PCs come equipped with pre-loaded content, are fully interoperable with school networks and infrastructures, and are excellent vehicles for 1:1 eLearning and 21st Turner Isoun, Minister of Science and Technology, Nigeria century skill development. Single-line NOTE: minimum size here at 35.81mm/1.41 inch wide Intel® Learning Series Software Suite1 The Intel® classmate PC – clamshell comes preloaded with the Intel® Learning Series (Intel® LS) Software Suite, a complete suite that provides infrastructure and tools to help students learn 21st century skills in the context of core subject areas. These key components of the Intel LS total solution transform education, invigorating classrooms and preparing children as future leaders in the global information economy. Intel® Education Resources pathfinder, a universal logger, a kinematics feature that allows tracking Intel® Education Resources include digital learning objects from of horizontal and vertical movement, and a motion cam that makes a skoool™ content, Khan Academy,* English language learning resources recording when it detects movement. from the British Council, and a collection of digital literacy resources Painting and Drawing from Intel® Education. Intel Education Resources also provide teachers Painting and Drawing enables students to easily create digital artwork on with professional development courses from Intel® Teach and Intel® their computers. Students use their computer to simulate a range of artis- Transforming Learning. tic effects: watercolor, ink pen, flood fill, “gloop” pen, sticker spray, text tool, E-Reader2 and more. Because it’s so intuitive to use, students can spend more time The KNO* interactive e-Reader is designed specifically for education. nurturing their inner Picasso than laboring to learn a complex program. It gives students the ability to experience embedded multimedia such Intel® LS MediaCam as video, web links, embedded 3-D models, and a linked glossary. Class- Intel® LS MediaCam provides camera-based tools that help students room interactions are more dynamic with regularly updated electronic express themselves visually and better communicate information. It textbooks and other material, including links to embedded elements includes a recorder that students use to take pictures or record video such as an interactive 3D molecule model, and open authorship— and an editor that students use to edit images and videos. empowering students to add information to their textbooks. Data Analysis2 Intel® LS LabCam Data Analysis enables students to not only collect and analyze data Intel® LS LabCam provides camera-based tools that promote scientific from internal sensors but also to construct the experiments that inquiry and helps make abstract concepts tangible for students. Collecting, create those data sets. Use it to study science and math concepts organizing, and inspecting visual data promotes problem-solving and criti- across subject areas and grade ranges and teach inquiry skills. Sensors cal thinking skills that prepare students to participate in the 21st Century collect data and display it in real time in various displays (graph, table, workplace. Intel LS LabCam includes a time-lapse camera, a microscope, a etc.). Data can be visually inspected and analyzed with statistical tools. IntEL® LEARnIng SERIES SoftwARE SuItE Intel® LS LabCam Intel® Education Resources Painting and Drawing 2 E-Reader Classroom Management3 McAfee* AntiVirus Plus theft Deterrent3 Classroom Management provides teachers McAfee* AntiVirus Plus enforces safe and Provides a robust solution for an asset with tools to facilitate collaboration, administer secure computing practices by protecting management infrastructure in an educational and grade quizzes, transfer files, and moni- devices from exposure to malware or identity environment and allows schools to protect tor student screens. Teachers can organize theft risks. The five-year license includes capital and operational investments. Supports students into virtual groups for small-group Virus and Spyware Protection, Web and e-mail complex regional deployments via hierarchical Protection, Data Protection, and PC and Home teaching. They can create a quiz to assess infrastructure and provides hardware hardened Network Tools. student understanding using true/false, mul- tamper resistant clients to render stolen sys- tiple choice, and fill-in-the-blank questions; HDD Protection tems valueless and also includes an IT ready collect quizzes; and score quizzes automati- HDD Protection prevents damage to the hard management dashboard to monitor clients and cally. They can supervise student activities drive in the event of drops. This program helps implement policies. in real time, locking student screens to block schools minimize hard disk replacement costs activities and focus their attention, and man- and data loss. age and control student screens to remotely assist students. The Intel® Learning Series Software Suite TEACHERS SCHOOL IT ADMINISTRATORS • Everything “just works” with • Intel® Education Resources provides Windows* 8 running on Intel® content for students Celeron® processor-based PC • Personalized educational software • Preloaded with operating system • Facilitates collaboration and and 21st century learning tools content creation • Five-year license on McAfee* • Technical and pedagogical AntiVirus Plus teacher training • Runs hundreds of other applications from the Intel® LS ecosystem • Low total cost of ownership (TCO) STUDENTS • Intel® Education Resources provides learning opportunities for students PARENTS • Education-optimized e-Reader • Antivirus protects children from online threats • Intel® LS MediaCam enhances visual creativity and communication • Increases children’s digital literacy and critical thinking • Intel® LS LabCam provides camera-based tools that promote scientific inquiry • Anytime, anywhere learning, even at home • Painting and Drawing features tools that simulate art materials to enable sophisticated art projects Classroom Intel® LS MediaCam Data Analysis Management Theft Deterrent McAfee* 3 AntiVirus Plus System Configuration of an Intel classmate PC – clamshell Part of the Intel® LearnIng Series Processor • Intel® Celeron® processors 807/847 (single and dual-core options) Chipset • Intel® Series 7 NM70 Chipset Memory • 2 GB/4 GB DDR3-1066/1333 • 32G/64G SATA Flash Storage • 2.5" SATA HDD (9.5mm), G-sensor for HDD protection LCD • 10.1" 1366 x 768 HD operating System • Microsoft Windows* 8 Security • McAfee* AntiVirus Plus Keyboard/touch Pad • Water-resistant keyboard/touch pad/power button (200cc ) Camera • 30 fps @ 1280x720 1MP HD Audio • Integrated audio; built-in speaker and digital microphone Handle • Integrated retractable handle supports micro-mobility in the classroom • 3 x USB 2.0 ports (chargeable) • 2-in-1 card reader System I/o • VGA port • 1 half-sized mini-card slot and 1 full-sized mini-card slot; HDMI option Connectivity • 3G (WCDMA); Bluetooth + WiFi combo • 6-cell battery up to 7 hrs (5,200mAh)4 Battery options • 6-cell battery up to 5.8 hrs (4,400mAh)4 • 3-cell battery up to 3.3 hrs (2,600mAh)4 • Size including handle: 269 mm (wide) x 211 mm (deep) x 27.1 mm (front thickness) x 33.7 mm (rear thickness) Custom Mini-Chassis • Weight: 1.35 kg (SSD, 3-cell battery); 1.55 kg (HDD, 6-cell battery) • Rugged keyboard with anti-peeling keys • Power off/Lid off: 70 cm, 6 faces/8 corners Drop test • Power on/Lid on (SSD): 50 cm, 5 faces/6 corners to find out more about the Intel® Learning Series, visit www.intellearningseries.com. for sales information, contact your Intel Authorized Reseller. 1 Not all solutions are available in all geographies and languages. Features and functions are subject to change. This product brief is for informational purposes only and Intel makes no warranties, express, or implied in this product brief. 2 Available Q2
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