Lenovo 14″ Laptop For $129 Shipped After $170 Off Code
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Is this a “laptop” or more similar to a chromebook?
It’s a bare bones laptop. Chromebooks tend to be smaller and run on chrome, not windows.
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Is this upgradable?
Good point with just 64 GB of storage you basically are maxed out after installing the operation system
It’s a decent system as is for the price they are asking… if you work mostly on the web. Plenty of storage and memory to install Adobe Reader and LibreOffice. Definitely wouldn’t recommend it for gaming, streaming, software development, etc. Windows 10 should only use about 20GB of storage, just don’t store your pix locally and you’ll be fine.
The tech specs list:
Storage
64 GB eMMC
128 GB PCIe SSD
Does that mean it has both?
Is this good for displaying videos or using with projector?
I believe it said it had an HDMI port.
anybody know if i can run qb pos on this , or its too weak?
How good of a deal is this? Something to grab if I just need basic Word usage or better to wait for black friday?
Coupon dosent work
The tech specs list:
Storage
64 GB eMMC
128 GB PCIe SSD
Does that mean it has both?