Samsung has lifted the lid on its 2025 enterprise technology line-up, revealing a suite of devices tailored for modern classrooms and frontline education staff — with a strong focus on collaboration, connectivity and sustainability.
Leading the charge is the new Samsung Interactive eBoard, a next-generation smart whiteboard aimed at transforming how lessons are delivered and shared. Available in 65″, 75″, and 86″ models, the eBoard supports real-time annotation, multi-user touch input and wireless casting from laptops or tablets.
Teachers can split the screen for note-taking, use dual-pen input, and save content to the cloud with a single tap. Its integration with Google EDLA allows seamless access to Google Classroom and Drive, removing barriers to resource sharing and digital planning.
For schools keen on greener signage solutions, Samsung also introduced its Colour E-Paper display — a battery-powered, ultra-light digital poster designed to replace paper signage. It supports remote management and is built using more than 55% recycled materials. The display offers a low-power alternative for communicating messages across school grounds, with none of the environmental waste of traditional posters.
In parallel, Samsung’s new rugged devices — the Galaxy XCover7 Pro smartphone and Tab Active5 Pro tablet — are built for staff working behind the scenes. Designed to withstand tough environments, they’re both water- and dust-resistant, come with long battery life, 5G capability, and programmable keys for functions like barcode scanning or emergency alerts. For maintenance crews and mobile educators, durability meets practicality.
Neal Elliott, Acting Head of Pro-Display at Samsung Electronics Australia said the 2025 range reflects its continued investment in building tools that are smarter, tougher and more environmentally conscious.
“At Samsung, we’re committed to developing classroom technology that’s smart and collaborative-led innovation,” Elliott told The Educator. “Our new Interactive eBoard is designed to meet the real-world needs of modern learning spaces, offering intuitive touch functionality, powerful collaboration tools, and seamless integration with platforms like Google Classroom.
Elliott added that this blends the familiarity of a whiteboard with the intelligence of a digital platform, making it “a robust, future-ready solution” for educators.
“We’re also excited to introduce the Samsung Colour E-Paper, which combines ultra-low power consumption with a slim, portable design,” he said. “In schools, this display can be used as a replacement to static signage, including daily announcements, timetable updates, or wayfinding – allowing content to be updated remotely in real time.”
Elliott said this is especially useful in high-traffic areas like reception zones, staff rooms or outside classrooms, where clear, eye-catching communication is essential.
“With over 55% post-consumer recycled content used in select components*, together, these innovations reflect our vision to empower educators with tools that support smart and efficient learning environments.”
*The rear cover, rear sub cover, cover battery and front chassis of the EMDX series contains a minimum of 55% of post-consumer recycled content. Verified by Lotte Chemical Corporation in accordance with Environmental Claim Validation Procedure (ECVP) for Recycled Content, UL ECVP 2809-2, Second Edition dated June 20, 2024. Recycled Content is defined in accordance with ISO 14021.