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During last week’s midterm election coverage in America, some viewers spotted iPads hiding behind propped-up Surface Pro 3s.

Microsoft has partnered with HP and Pearson to launch a tablet for higher educational students in engineering and management streams.

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The courses would combine e-books, assignments, videos, multimedia, and personalized tips with lesson plans. The course will also create st...

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