Free Worldwall education software available3
iiyama ProLite interactive displays are ideal for education:
• Encourage collaboration with an easy-to-use operating system and software tailored for education
• Meet rising expectations with touchscreen technology that’s the standard for students of today
• See content from everywhere in your classroom with anti-glare, high brightness, and wide viewing angles
Epson extended projector
warranties4 Epson are allowing all Education and Public Sector customers to benefit from extended warranties on a wide range of projectors:
• An extended 3 year / 3,000 hour lamp warranty on a wide range of projectors
• An extended 5 year / 8,000 hour hardware warranty on ultra-short-throw projectors
That means you get extra peace of mind that your school won’t be hit by unforeseen expenses, at no extra cost!
This month’s best deal for education
HP Elite Slice G1 Windows 10 Pro Desktop PC
The Elite Slice is like no desktop you’ve ever seen; it’s a powerful PC inside a compact, cable-less design that’s small enough to fit into any size classroom.
Intel® Core™ i5 8GB Memory
256GB Storage
1.05kg Weight
Guide price £912 Learn more Ex VAT
Trade in your old device and get £300 Cashback!2
Further education discounts are available – contact us for more information
of the promotions mentioned: 0870 429 3120 TechKnow | 23
4 . This is an ongoing offer with no fixed end date, however qualifying products may change over time. In order to claim, you must register your product with Epson within 12 months of purchase. For full terms and conditions -
https://www.epson.co.uk/warranty-registration-system .
3. Available on these specific models - TE6568MIS-B1AG, TE7568MIS-B1AG, TE8668MIS-B1AG. Each screen will be shipped with an activation code for you to enter.
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