jp.ik to showcase Intel® powered Education Innovation at Bett 2026, including the new LEAP Genie X601
London, UK, 16 January 2026 – At Bett 2026, jp.ik will showcase its latest education technology portfolio, presenting a range of integrated solutions that combine digital learning environments with devices built on Intel technology, including systems featuring Intel® Core™ Ultra processors. The showcase will include selected components of jp.ik’s Digital Labs, alongside its newest devices designed to support AI-enabled, scalable and future-ready learning.
A central highlight of jp.ik’s presence at Bett 2026 is the LEAP Genie X601, jp.ik’s latest laptop and a Copilot+ PC, featuring Intel® Core™ Ultra processors. Built on Intel’s next-generation platform, the LEAP Genie X601 is designed to deliver high performance, advanced graphics and on-device AI acceleration, while maintaining strong energy efficiency and mobility.
Optimised for modern education environments, the LEAP Genie X601 enables AI-powered experiences to run directly on the device, supporting fast responsiveness, extended battery life and seamless multitasking without constant reliance on the cloud. Its lightweight and mobile design makes it suitable for classrooms, labs and hybrid learning scenarios where reliability and all-day performance are critical.
Featuring Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, the LEAP Genie X601 reflects Intel’s latest platform innovation, combining advanced processing capabilities with built-in AI acceleration to meet the demands of current and future digital learning workloads. As part of the LEAP X Series, the device is fully customisable, allowing institutions and organisations to adapt configurations to their specific technical, operational and educational requirements.
Visitors to Bett 2026 are invited to explore jp.ik’s Intel®-based portfolio live and learn how devices built on Intel technology can support the evolution of learning environments through efficient, intelligent and future-ready computing.
See our entire portfolio here.
