Dell Technologies Launches Education PC’s
We’re at a critical moment in education. New research and emerging technologies, such as Generative AI, have the potential to reshape how we teach and learn. With decades of leadership in education technology, Dell Technologies is supporting schools in this transformation – equipping students and educators with tools and programs designed for the AI era, ensuring they are prepared for the opportunities ahead.
This commitment is reflected in Dell’s expanded education portfolio – including new Dell Pro Education and Dell Chromebook devices, alongside programs that help prepare students for the future. These new PCs are purpose-built for modern learning environments: durable enough to withstand the school day, serviceable enough to maximise institutional investment and powerful enough to support the curricula.
Expanding the Portfolio: New Purpose-Built Devices for Education
Dell is expanding its education portfolio with new devices designed to meet the diverse needs of modern learning environments.
These PCs are engineered for the realities of student life, ruggedised to military standards (MIL-STD 810H) with reinforced corners, spill-resistant keyboards and 180-degree lay-flat hinges tested to withstand tens of thousands of cycles. Powered by Intel N-Series processors, they deliver all-school day battery life and the performance modern curricula demand.
Serviceability is built in from the start, with customer-replaceable batteries and keyboards, shared parts across models and up to five years of warranty coverage to maximise investments and reduce e-waste. Wi-Fi 6E connectivity, built-in security and robust device management give IT teams the tools they need to deploy and support technology at scale, while Dell’s Managed IT Services offer schools 24/7 monitoring, proactive issue resolution and dedicated support options.
The lineup includes:
- Dell Pro Education 11 Laptop & 2-in-1 (Windows OS): Compact and lightweight with optional touch capability, ideal for younger students and educators on the move.
- Dell Pro Education 14 Laptop (Windows OS) and Dell Chromebook 14 Laptop (Chrome OS): New 14-inch additions to the portfolio offer larger screen real estate for multitasking, well suited for high school students. Schools can choose the operating system that best fits their environment and curriculum needs.
This expanded portfolio joins the Dell Chromebook 11, launched late last year, giving schools more choice in how they equip their students and staff.
Shaping the Future Through Education Programs & Partnerships
Beyond technology solutions, Dell has focused on making lasting impact through collaboration with educators, non-profits and community leaders to foster critical skills for the digital era. Recent examples include:
- Girls Who Game (Global): Fosters early interest in STEM fields while building leadership and critical thinking skills. This program was developed in partnership with Microsoft and Intel. Learn more about Girls Who Game here.
- Tech Career Circuit (Global): In partnership with Discovery Education, this initiative equips students in grades 6-12 with complementary hands-on resources, digital skills and AI-focused learning to prepare for in-demand IT careers. Access the Tech Career Circuit resources here.
A Legacy of Leadership in Education
“Dell’s leadership in education is rooted in a deep understanding of how learning evolves alongside the students and teachers who shape it,” said Kevin Terwilliger, head of product, Client Devices, Dell Technologies. “When we design technology for the classroom, we look beyond utility to create tools that foster resilience, spark curiosity and enable meaningful connections. Our expanded portfolio of purpose-built education devices reflects this commitment—offering durable, high-performing solutions that meet the real-world demands of students and educators alike.”
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