Military-grade certified laptops — what does it mean for your school devices?

Acer Computer Australia Pty Ltd
Monday, 01 November, 2021

Accidents with laptops happen. Especially in the hands of students. This animation shows the lengths Acer goes through to make their laptops for education more durable.

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