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Let's take a look at What's New in June. To coincide with the return to the classroom, ScreenBeam have released a special offer by reducing the price of their ScreenBeam 1000 EDU to just £449 ex VAT. Adobe have introduced a new offer for their Student License Pack with a lower price and minimum number of units. Corel have released a new 2021 version of their ever-popular Painter app with some great new features. Also, we featured in EGO Magazine with the latest two editions seen below. Plus, much more.

Last month, we heard about Pugh's journey over the past 40 years and how they transitioned through all the various technology eras. This month, we find out how they are adapting to the current environment and adopting the modern workplace, including the very latest cutting-edge hardware and cloud technologies.

Don't miss out on May's What's New which includes a major release from Steinberg with Dorico 3.5, a limited time offer for the Jabra PanaCast, our newly launched My Pugh cloud portal, a new Campus Site License for TechSmith and new cost-effective additions to the Corel Graphic Suite family. We also bring you two groundbreaking new products to add to the Microsoft Surface portfolio as well as a monthly update to what's new in Microsoft 365.

Adobe and Microsoft are two of the biggest names in technology. If you use any sort of computing device, the chances are that you use at least some of their tools, whether it’s exploring your creativity with Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator, or getting productive with Microsoft Word, Excel or PowerPoint. And let’s not forget Adobe Acrobat; how would we cope without this staple PDF tool?

Since their humble beginnings in 1981, Pugh Computers Ltd have grown to become one of the UK’s leading suppliers of software licensing, hardware solutions and professional services to the education, voluntary and commercial sectors. They now employ 20 members of staff and are always expanding. Their journey has been a fascinating one!

By now, most of us are settled into some sort of work from home routine. At the beginning, it’s a case of getting things done, even if results aren’t quite up to your usual standards. It’s about compromising, and this is generally acceptable given the difficult circumstances. Then as time goes on, you start to want more...