Tuesday, March 28th 2023

ASUS Introduces New Student-Centered Solutions to Upgrade Today's Schools

ASUS, a global technology leader renowned for continuously reimagining today's technologies for tomorrow, today announced new education laptop solutions that feature rugged, serviceable and convertible designs to keep students engaged and put their safety at the forefront no matter where they are learning. With only 40% of learning taking place in schools, educators are looking to create more adaptable hybrid operations and campus models. As institutions adopt these new digital learning initiatives, they face new challenges in allocating resources, running online classrooms, integrating new devices and managing IT. Upgraded, student-centered laptop solutions from ASUS are designed to meet today's digital education ecosystem and enhance immersive learning and collaboration to help students thrive in the digital age.

From hybrid learning to IT management and student collaboration, ASUS enables incredible learning experiences with its brand-new BR1402 series. The perfect companion for hybrid learning, BR1402-series laptops feature durable designs for today's active students and an easy-to-service modular build that enables schools to be more cost-effective and environmentally friendly. Designed to make the digital classroom interactive and easy to use, BR1402F features a 14-inch touchscreen and a 13-megapixel world-facing camera to enable professional-quality photos and videos. With up to 16 GB DDR4 RAM and 1 TB SSD, its accelerated computing speed makes for seamless learning and collaboration.
Intel General Manager, Education Client Division, Michael. A. Campbell said: "When students are equipped with the latest technology, educators can be better prepared to support students' higher-order skills needed to succeed in education and the future workforce. This is why we're excited about our partnership with ASUS and the world's first 14-inch 2-in-1 ruggedized laptop for education. With Intel's newest processors, students will be able to do more, and teachers will be able to focus on maximizing their instructional time in class."

In addition to the new BR1402, ASUS is announcing its new 11-inch ASUS Chromebook CR11 series to make both remote and in-person learning simple, interactive and engaging for the modern student.

Reliable education laptops, built to last
Hybrid learning has made durability more important than ever, as laptops travel with students daily between their homes, classrooms, after-school activities and other learning environments. Built to last, both BR1402 and CR11 series meet MIL-STD-810H military-grade standards, and BR1402F features a touchscreen made of damage-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass. Both laptops feature a wraparound rubber bumper and grip with reinforced components, tamper-resistant finish and water-resistant keyboard.

Hybrid learning and collaboration made easy
The new ASUS education laptops deliver total mobility so students can learn and thrive anywhere. Designed for hybrid collaboration, BR1402F and CR11 Flip also feature a 2-in-1 convertible design, garaged stylus and long-lasting battery life of up to 12 hours. In addition, BR1402 series is equipped with AI-powered noise canceling technology to isolate unwanted noise from human speech and eliminate up to 94% of random noise. With these new laptops, ASUS is empowering students to stay engaged wherever they learn.

Enabling easy maintenance and repairs
With a technician-friendly, modular design that makes maintenance and repairs easy for IT managers and educators to complete, ASUS is enabling less downtime and more learning. Key components of the BR1402 and CR11 series, such as the keyboard, battery, panel and mainboard, can be replaced in minutes using simple tools. The bottom covers are securely fastened using one-size, captive screws that eliminate worries about misplaced parts and encourage a more environmentally-friendly repair process. By making maintenance easier, ASUS enables schools to be more cost-efficient and ensure that classrooms are always ready for learning with fewer disruptions.

Keeping students safe and secure
ASUS also designed the BR1402 and CR11 series to keep students safe and give educators and parents peace-of-mind. Both laptops feature keyboards treated with ASUS Antimicrobial Guard to inhibit the growth of bacteria by over 99% over a 24-hour period, TÜV-certified displays for eye comfort and safety, and a webcam privacy shield. For added security, BR1402 features hardware-level protection against sophisticated cyberattacks with Trusted Platform Module 2.0 (TPM 2.0). With both digital and physical safety features, ASUS is helping to protect students from both digital and physical risks.

ExpertCenter D7 Tower: Enabling incredible productivity and connectivity in a durable design
In addition to the new student-centered laptops, ASUS introduces the new ExpertCenter D7 Tower to meet the needs of evolving modern education. The powerful desktop tower has up to 13th gen Intel Core i9 processors and 128 GB of RAM. ExpertCenter D7 Tower's modular design enables expanded capabilities and features a full spread of I/O ports to ensure it can support a range of external and legacy peripheral devices, suiting the needs of any classroom. It is also easy to service, upgrade and repair with quick-release internal components and a tool-free chassis. Finally, ExpertCenter D7 Tower is tested for durability, passing stringent in-house ASUS testing and MIL-STD 810H military standards, and features upgraded security with enterprise-ready TPM 2.0 support to securely store key authentication information.

ASUS Vice President, General Manager of Commercial Computer BU, Benson Lin said: "ASUS is addressing the challenges of implementing digital learning by offering upgraded solutions with student-centered designs. These designs aim to provide safe and engaging online learning experiences for students with user-friendly devices, catering to the needs of both educators and students in the digital classroom."
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