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Renewable Tech for tomorrow’s world
Accuratus has launched a new range of educational tech, which is both innovative and environmentally friendly.
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ccuratus (A British registered manufacturer) have a whole new range of renewable tech solutions for the classroom including
peripherals made from recycled plastic, bioplastic, repairable and programmable products. Te days of single use landfill products are now behind us. From Early Learning to University, there is always
a solution to make learning easier. Te Accuratus ergonomic range enables students to use the ICT Suite in a way that enables comfort and speed whilst providing students and teachers with the right technology. Te Accuratus range includes an extensive range SEN specific and application specific products. Accuratus have one of the widest ranges of language
keyboards in the market today in both Windows and MAC layout. Whatever the requirement, Accuratus have the answer. Modern media suites need to be fully equipped
with the newest technology to ensure students are learning how to use soſtware and hardware that is used in professional environments and real-world careers. Tis can include everything from keyboards with integrated USB-A ports to all-in-one headset solutions. Accuratus offer programmable keyboards which can be reprogrammed over a thousand times to keep up with the latest soſtware and applications so no need to replace. Accuratus also offer a security range of products
so students and teachers can use additional methods to access their devices / accounts including smart cards, magnetic swipe or proximity readers. Tese extra security devices can be incorporated into other areas from transactions for meals or library books, to streamlined attendance management. Security can be improved by using card readers as secure entry points.
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