Windows 11 SE

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There are 3 editions of Windows for Education—Windows 11 SE, Windows 11 Pro Education, and Windows 11 Education. Windows 11 SE is a cloud-first edition of Windows 11, and it was designed to meet the special needs of K-8 education. It is optimized to deliver great education experiences on low-cost devices, removing distractions, so students stay focused. Additionally, only IT administrators can install apps on Windows 11 SE computers, which gives enhanced control to IT managers, so devices perform well all year.

With Windows 11 Pro Education, students and other end users can install apps on their device.

Basically, SE is the short form for Shittiest Edition. Nothing special about it.


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While it is expected to work well with Microsoft’s own apps, the most notable thing—or drawback depending on how you see it—about Windows 11 SE is that it will not ship with the Windows Store. Third-party apps like Zoom and Chrome will be supported, Microsoft has confirmed, but the list isn’t very long at this point in time. It seems students can’t just install—sideload—any app on the fly either. Only their IT admins can. One of the reasons why Windows 10 S failed to shine was because of the lack of apps—despite having the Windows Store.😡
I guess anyone who does not fall in the 'student' category will go for chromebooks 😋
Guess they will 'collaborate' with OEM manufacturers to start coming out with this laptop to capitalize on the current demand, only time will tell if it's another lemon.
 
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