Microsoft is touting some new education-focused Always Connected PCs ahead of the BETT UK 2020 conference.

“These new devices, which will ship this summer, are our most affordable Connected PCs yet with all the capabilities of Windows and Office and can be used anywhere there is cellular service,” a Microsoft representative told me. “These devices will save schools thousands of dollars in server infrastructure and startup time, and help the more than 1.15 billion students in rural and emerging markets around the world connect to the internet for the first time or dramatically improve their current connection.”

Microsoft has been pushing Always Connected PCs in education since last year, but this year they have two new models to tout, and they are less expensive than previous offerings. So in addition to the Huawei Matebook E, Lenovo C630 Yoga, Maibenben Xioamai X228, Microsoft Surface Pro X, Samsung Galaxy Book 2, and Samsung Galaxy Book S, educational institutions can now consider the JP.IK Turn T101 (which starts at just $299) and the Positivo Wise N1212S (which starts at $575).

“The Turn T101 and Wise N1212S are the first of our Connected PCs to be built and priced especially for education,” Microsoft notes. “Stay tuned in the coming months as we continue to expand this category of devices which offer huge perks to all schools, especially in rural or emerging markets.”

Microsoft also tells me that Windows 10 is now “the number one platform of choice for K-12 schools,” with over 100 million students now learning on Windows 10 PCs.