Intel announced the Classmate PC for education

On March 23, 2007, Intel Corporation announced educational computers for Classmate PC with Intel microprocessors that have been shipped in large quantities to developing markets. These fully-functional and affordable computers use the Intel Celeron M processor and are the first educational computer to be shipped in large quantities to Brazil and Mexico.

The Classmate PC is part of Intel's current commitment and effort to equip children with technology around the world, helping to boost their learning and development.

Classmate PC computer.

Intel also plans to implement Classmate PC pilot programs with the power of Intel processors inside in more than 25 countries this year, including Chile, China, India, Indonesia and Libya. Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam. This year, Intel intends to deploy these Classmate PC computers in languages ​​including English, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Thai. and Turkish.

The Classmate PC is part of Intel's World Ahead program to create a synergy of technology, curriculum and teachers to improve the quality of education in developing countries. Intel will work with these countries to set up specific plans such as working with the local industry to provide Internet connectivity, providing in-depth training courses for teachers on methods. use technology and develop specific content such as science and math curriculum using Intel's skooolTM online portal. Intel's SkooolTM is a well-known online learning tool that provides a highly scalable, multi-device, multimedia and learning learning solution to improve the quality of math and science teaching and learning.

L.Quang