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Make Virtual Realit a cost-effective reality for students


There’s endless opportunities to use VR in education and the benefits are undeniable. Many learning environments are apprehensive about implementing VR as it can be complicated and costly to set-up. But it’s not as scary as it seems! We’ve joined forces with Zoostorm to cut through the confusion.


Exclusive to BT, Zoostorm are creating built to order, affordable VR-ready PCs.2 They’re the perfect way to future-proof your academic organisation’s IT strategy.


There are several VR headsets that you can connect to a desktop PC to give you a fully immersive VR experience. However, you need a PC that’s powerful enough to run it.


Guide price £750 Ex VAT


Learn more - bt.com/techknow/edu/ZoostormVR


ASUS GeForce GTX


1060 6GB Kingston


HyperX Fury 8GB DDR4 2400MHz


Upgrade to an SSD to give your


machine a new lease of life STEAM applications can be power hungry. Help demanding software, like design software, graphics-intensive games and UHD video editing programs, run smoother by using solid state drives (SSDs). They’re significantly faster at reading and writing data than hard disk drives (HDDs), and with no moving parts, they’re also more reliable.


Compare the range - bt.com/techknow/edu/SamsungSSD


Call our education IT specialists on 0870 429 3120


Samsung 850 EVOs offer fast speeds,


outstanding endurance and superb power efficiency. Storage


fom 250GB – 4TB


Guide prices from


£70 Ex VAT


5 year warrant


TechKnow | 11 Learn more Zoostorm VR Voyager


500GB 3.5” 7200rpm


SATA III HDD


4x


Intel Core i5-7400 3.00GHz


USB 3.0


1. Curricullum mapped to Key Stage 1 and 2, moving in to KS3 and easily adaptable for older students too. 2. To run VR on a desktop PC the required system specs includes a recent Intel Core i5 or Core i7 CPU, at least a Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 (preferably a 1060 or above) or AMD R9 290 graphics card and at least 3 USB 3.0 ports.


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