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    For the longest time, Suman was convinced her son didn’t need a personal computer. At 14, Dev had his schoolbooks, a phone for occasional video classes, and his parent’s barely functional tablet. What more could he need?

    “Back in our day, we did everything with textbooks and tuition,” Suman would say to her husband, repeating the thinking of countless other Indian parents. “These gadgets are more of a distraction.”

    But that belief, while well-intentioned, would soon be tested.

    The Wake-Up Call

    It started small. Dev began staying back in school to use the computer lab. Then came comments like, “Mummy, we have to submit a PowerPoint by tomorrow,” or “My friend has this AI-based coding app, it helps solve problems so quickly!”

    Dev wasn’t falling behind because he wasn’t smart. He was falling behind because he didn’t have the right tools. And Suman wasn’t alone in this experience. Across urban and semi-urban India, thousands of parents are realising this same truth, just a little too late.

    The idea that “my child doesn’t need a PC” is slowly falling apart due to the changing world. A world where artificial intelligence is not just a buzzword but a daily learning companion.

    Education Has Changed. Has Our Thinking?

    Ten years ago, access to a personal computer was a luxury. Today, it’s fast becoming a basic need. Not just for college students, but for children in school too.

    Why?

    Because the way children learn has changed. Schools have adopted multiple learning models. Teachers now ask students to explore AI-powered tools, submit digital projects, and connect online. Platforms like Khan Academy, Byju’s, and Coursera aren’t just additional resources, they’re also important to how kids grasp concepts today.

    Yet, many Indian parents continue to rely on an old model that learning means books, pens, and coaching classes. In reality, that model is incomplete in the AI era.

    The AI Shift: Not Just a Trend 

    Artificial Intelligence is redefining education. Imagine your child practicing algebra with a tool that gives instant feedback, or learning a new language using an AI tutor that adapts to their pace. These aren’t fantasy ideas. They’re here now, and they work best on AI-powered PCs.

    Intel’s new line of AI PCs is at the forefront of this shift. These machines are not just faster or more powerful, they’re smarter. They enable smoother multitasking, faster processing of educational content, and support the latest AI-driven learning tools that are shaping how kids think.

    More importantly, these PCs are built with future-readiness in mind. In a world where AI is becoming part of every profession, from medicine to marketing, getting children comfortable with it early is no longer optional.

    But My Child Has a Phone…

    Let’s address the elephant in the room. Many parents believe that a phone or tablet is enough. After all, it can stream videos, run apps, and connect to Zoom classes, right?

    Yes, but that’s the bare minimum.

    Serious learning requires focus. A phone is a distraction machine. It’s not built for multi-tab research, detailed assignments, coding, or data analysis. It doesn’t support high-end educational software, nor does it offer the keyboard ergonomics or screen size children need for hours of productive learning.

    On the other hand, an Intel-powered AI PC offers a stable and excellent learning environment, one that grows with your child.

    Real Talk: The Cost of Waiting

    Many parents wait until the last minute, board exams, college admissions, or a career-defining opportunity to invest in a PC. But by then, the child has already lost time adapting to the tools that their friends have been using for years.

    Early exposure to AI PCs isn’t about showing off. It’s about giving your child the same advantages others have and not letting them play catch-up when it matters most. And let’s be honest, we spend thousands on books and coaching without hesitation. But when it comes to a device that could directly impact our child’s growth, we hesitate.

    It’s time to see the PC as what it truly is, an educational investment, not an expense.

    From Homework to Hobbies: The PC as a Growth Companion

    Beyond schoolwork, an AI PC can open up an entire world of hobbies and interests. Want to explore photography? Edit videos? Learn coding? Build a gaming app? All of this and more becomes possible with the right device.

    These aren’t just distractions. They are skills. Skills that build creativity, confidence, and career-readiness.

    With Intel’s AI PCs, students can explore creative tools like Adobe Creative Cloud, edit videos using AI-enhanced platforms, run simulations, and even develop AI models themselves. It’s not just about what they learn, it’s how they learn it and how far they can go.

    More Than Just a Laptop: Real Learning Support Built In

    Intel isn’t just offering a powerful laptop, it’s also making sure your child gets real learning support from the start. Through partnerships with platforms like iPrep and CuriousJr, students get access to quality educational content right on their PC. From concept-based lessons to friendly online classes, these resources help kids learn better.

    There’s also more for students who want to go a step further, like AI certification programs, mentorship options, and even access to learning communities that go beyond the classroom.

    It’s a complete setup that’s built for the children so they can get what they actually need. Click here for more details.

    Padhai Ka Future: Learning That Goes Beyond the Classroom

    To support students at every step of their learning journey, Intel has introduced Padhai Ka Future, an initiative that goes beyond just selling a laptop. It brings together top education platforms like iPrep, CuriousJr, Infinity Learn, GUVI, and HackerKid to give students access to trusted learning tools, coding courses, and subject-specific content that matches school syllabuses.

    But it doesn’t stop there. With AI training and certification, mentorship from industry experts, and access to a growing AI student community, your child can go beyond textbook learning, building real-world skills and confidence for the future. It’s everything today’s learner needs, bundled with the right device. See all offers from the edtech platforms here. 

    Why Intel?

    Intel has been a trusted name in personal computing for decades. With the launch of its new AI PC range, Intel takes the lead in building laptops that are not only powerful but intelligently designed for education and productivity.

    Here’s what makes Intel’s AI PCs ideal for your child:

    • Faster performance: Handle heavy educational software with ease.
    • Built-in AI capabilities: For smarter multitasking, faster processing, and enhanced productivity tools.
    • Better battery life: So your child can work uninterrupted at home, school, or during travel.

    Intel AI PCs are a smart, future-ready investment in your child’s academic journey.

    It’s Not Just a PC. It’s a Partner

    When Suman finally bought that Intel-powered AI laptop for Dev, the change was immediate. Assignments were done faster. Interest in learning shot up. And perhaps most importantly, Dev felt confident. He’s even taught his parents a couple of things.

    If you’ve ever thought, “My child doesn’t need a PC right now,” it’s time to ask a better question: “Am I helping my child stay ahead or just keeping them from falling behind?”

    This festive season, give your child a launchpad, not just a laptop. 

    This Year, Make the Most of Intel-Enabled Offers

    To make the decision even easier for parents, Intel has rolled out a set of value-packed offers across a range of laptops.

    These offers by Intel are available across major retailers, including Amazon, Flipkart, Croma, Reliance Digital, and Vijay Sales, so you can pick what’s convenient for you.

    Check out the offers here:

    It’s a great time to invest in a future-ready AI PC for your child and make the most of what comes with it. 

     

    Brand

    Processor

    Price

    Offer Price

     

    Dell New Inspiron 13

    Intel Core Ultra

    Rs. 1,12,006

    Rs. 86,130

    Buy now

    Lenovo Yoga Slim 7

    Intel Core Ultra

    Rs. 1,25,890

    Rs. 82,990

    Buy now

    Acer Swift 14

    Intel Core Ultra

    Rs. 1,29,999

    Rs. 1,04,990

    Buy now

    Asus Vivobook 14 Flip

    Intel Core Ultra

    Rs. 1,34,990

    Rs. 1,06,990

    Buy now

    HP OmniBook X Flip

    Intel Core Ultra

    Rs. 1,25,842

    Rs. 1,07,990

    Buy now

    Samsung Galaxy Book5 360

    Intel Core Ultra

    Rs. 1,37,988

    Rs. 1,14,990

    Buy now

     

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