Samsung provides UEL students 4,000 tablets, while exiting Europe laptop market for good
Devices pre-loaded with course textbooks, virtual learning environment resources
The University of East London (UEL) is to give 4,000 Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 tablets to "freshers" this week, free of charge, in a £2m technology investment by the university. UEL says each tablet will...
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