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Specialized tablet for schools Galaxy Tab E

26.08.2015

The B2B division of Samsung Electronics announced the start of sales for educational organizations of the new Galaxy Tab E tablet and specialized MagicIWB software for building interactive classes. The proposed solution is designed to meet the needs of teachers and school principals to ensure the educational process using electronic learning materials.

The novelty has a modern design, stylish slim case has a thickness of 8,5 mm. The weight of the tablet is 490 g. The tablet features a 16:10 aspect ratio display, making it easy to work with e-books, documents and mail. The tablet is presented in white and black colors.

Samsung recommends using the Galaxy Tab E in education with Samsung MagicIWB software. The proposed software complements the functionality of the tablet, turning it into a tool for organizing interactive classes, and allows teachers to conduct face-to-face and remote lessons, control the actions of students on the tablet, limit the list of applications launched during classes, and also make handwritten comments on the broadcast material, helping students to better and learn the material faster.

The functionality offered in the tablet allows the use of modern electronic learning materials, teachers to be "mobile", namely, to view and supplement the material for a new lesson without being tied to a stationary workplace. In turn, the device gives students the opportunity to access the electronic textbook at any time, view notes, go online and run tests, study additional materials, be always in touch with their teacher, be able to receive comments and help from him.

The material broadcast during the lesson, as well as handwritten comments and explanations, can be recorded and saved on students' tablets for later reference when preparing homework.
The features of the tablet are "Maximum Power Saving Mode", its multitasking and the presence of the Hancom office program, which allows users to view and edit MS Office files.

The Galaxy Tab E has a 5-megapixel autofocus camera that can capture HD video. Also, the device has the function of "Best photo", "Continuous shooting" (up to 20 frames) and "Panorama shooting mode". The model is equipped with a 1,3 GHz Quad Core processor, has 1,5 GB of RAM and 8 GB of expandable permanent memory, while it is supplemented with removable microSD media with a capacity of up to 128 GB, which is enough to run, work comfortably with applications, electronic textbooks, and view multimedia content .

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