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expiredanya618 posted Jul 11, 2022 5:06 AM
128GB Lenovo 10.1" 2-in-1 Chromebook Duet w/ Detachable Keyboard
$149
$299
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FYI I disable the app store on my Chromebooks since it boots much faster without it.
The main limitation I have is it won't output 1080p60 via USBC-to-HDMI, so it's not really capable with an external display. The new version was recently released and I'm going to see how it handles external displays.
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Have issues with charging
The main limitation I have is it won't output 1080p60 via USBC-to-HDMI, so it's not really capable with an external display. The new version was recently released and I'm going to see how it handles external displays.
Have issues with charging
- super-portable
- pen support
- long term software and OS support
- native google apps support means it should be snappy when running those
- potential to run full-fat desktop class apps and google play apps
In terms of usage this is how it panned out:
Pros
- Nice screen thats crisp given the size
- Loud speakers
- servicable camera for zoom calls
- Probably the lightest 2-in-1 (but it doesnt really feel that way)
The cons are myriad:
- Very cramped keyboard...do not underestimate this one; you should try this out before shelling out the $$.
- quite thick, despite its small footprint.
- With just one port, youll need to live in dongle-land just to use a charger and a monitor out, or a mouse.
- The machine isnt that slow when strictly with android or chromebook apps, but the moment you put linux on it, the machine can barely move. I mean that literally; youll see the "loading" icon on top of the app you want to launch (like desktop firefox, for example) for close to two minutes.
- You need to enter unsecure mode to sideload apps, and going forwards, need to manually pick "load OS from internal memory" whenever you reboot.
You have to REALLY make the argument for yourself as to why this would be worth your $$. No review can do it justice...you have to try this machine out. If your BB has it on display...try it out there. It is quite old now and has been since replaced, so that may be hard...but $149 is still alot of money to throw out on what could be potentially JUNK for your needs.
Ultimately, this could not supplant my ancient Surface Pro 4 with its craptastic battery, slow performance (in 2020), screen scramble (flickering screen) and broken SD card slot.
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Nice entry level chromebook, definitely usable witih 128GB of storage. 4GB of RAM is the minimum for a decent usage. (I mean even some android phones have 8GB of RAM these days)
EDIT: NVM, this is the older one
Nice entry level chromebook, definitely usable witih 128GB of storage. 4GB of RAM is the minimum for a decent usage. (I mean even some android phones have 8GB of RAM these days)
my 2018 one plus 7 pro android phone had 12gb ram lol. 8gb is fast becoming the bare minimum.
the helio p60 in this was stretching it a few yrs ago,i think its just lacking now.. also, i picked up two of these for 99 some time ago (wal mart clearance)
According to this documentation it seems like this pen could work. Did anyone get it working?
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