Rugged and Reliable: 7 Key Durability Features for K-12 Devices

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Concerned that your school’s devices aren’t designed to meet the challenges of 24/7 student use?

Consumer grade laptops are too easily damaged at school. Accidents ranging from dents and dings to spills on the keyboard and cracked displays are impacting technology, Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and students’ ability to learn.

Lenovo is committed to delivering products designed for education and built to meet the challenges of student learning in the classroom, at home, and everywhere in between.

Download now and learn how these 7 key durability features can reduce the likelihood of device failure!

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