For me it sounds more like cheap ChromeBooks because that is enough for most people's need.
Very little in education needs more computing power than that.
We've just told ourselves that computing power will always grow and that we will always need that growth.
That might not be be true and computers might be like cars: we don't need (want) faster cars, we want cheaper and safer cars. Top speed no longer sells.
Very little in education needs more computing power than that.
We've just told ourselves that computing power will always grow and that we will always need that growth.
That might not be be true and computers might be like cars: we don't need (want) faster cars, we want cheaper and safer cars. Top speed no longer sells.