Dell has unveiled a new Chromebook for classrooms alongside a slew of laptops and hybrid tablets designed to survive knocks, bumps and scrapes during everyday use.
The Chromebook 11 builds on last year's effort with an 11.6-inch anti-glare HD or Touch HD LCD with Gorilla Glass display. Under the hood is an Intel Celeron Bay Trail-M N2840 dual-core chip clocked at 2.16GHz backed up by either 2GB or 4GB of RAM.
Venue launch
Finally there are two new hybrid tablets joining Dell's education array in the shape of the Venue 10 and Venue 10 Pro, which run on Android 5.0 and Windows 8.1 respectively.
Both standard versions have a 10.1-inch 1,280 x 800 resolution display (this can be expanded to full HD) and can be bought with detachable keyboards to turn them into laptops.
Venue 10 is also one of the first to be certified with Google Play for Education and has NFC so that teachers can download content to students by bumping devices. Venue 10 Pro starts at $329.99 (around £214, or AU$428) for the tablet and $379.99 (around £247, or AU$493) for the keyboard option and it available from March 3, 2015 whereas the Venue 10 will be out in spring 2015.