Microsoft unveiled its latest product, the Surface Laptop SE, a Chromebook competitor powered by a K-8-focused version of Windows 11 SE.
Microsoft just unveiled its latest surface product, the Surface Laptop SE, a K-8 educational laptop that takes direct aim at Google Chromebooks‘ dominance of the education technology market. The new Surface Laptop, which will be released sometime early next year, will sell for $249 and will only be available through education sales channels, so it won’t be something you can buy at a retailer like a Chromebook. To save cost, the new Surface laptop will have less powerful specs than the main line, featuring a 1366x768p 11.6-inch display with a 720p front-facing webcam, lower-powered Intel Celeron processors, and either 4GB or 8GB RAM. At the heart of the new Surface Laptop SE is Windows 11 SE, a more simplified Windows 11 OS environment for young students.
