【Case Study】Essential for engineering university students, from CAD learning to AI education.

The university has introduced a mandatory PC system and has adopted the "Summit-E13 Flip Evo," which supports pen touch, as the recommended model for new students.

At Kurume Institute of Technology, which has produced over 17,000 talented individuals contributing to Japan's manufacturing and industrial sectors, practical education using PCs begins immediately after enrollment. In classes, a mandatory PC system is implemented to learn how to use applications and work on assignments. As a recommended model that meets the requirements, we introduce the MSI "Summit-E13FlipEvo-A12MT," which supports pen touch and has been adopted since the 2022 academic year. We have had an interest in MSI, a manufacturer known for gaming PCs, for some time. After testing it in the university's research lab, we found no issues with the specifications or usability, and it met the necessary requirements, including pen touch support. With guaranteed delivery times and proposals for cost-effective configurations, we felt confident in adopting it as a university-recommended model, leading to the decision to implement the Summit-E13FlipEvo-A12MT. [Results] - We were able to provide new students with a clear and smooth delivery. - Support is prompt, and responses to malfunctions are quick, minimizing the impact on classes. *For more details, please see the "Link to Case Study Article."

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