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Lenovo IdeaPad 3 11 Chromebook Laptop, 11.6" HD Display, Intel Celeron N4020, 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage, Intel UHD Graphics 600, Chrome OS

By Tanveer Fazal AwanPublished 2 years ago 3 min read
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hey everybody if you're looking for a low-cost Chromebook this one might be worth taking a look at this is the Lenovo IdeaPad 3.11 it is an 11 inch Chromebook Intel powered pretty much basic transportation but it is very reasonably priced and I thought we would get one in and put it through its paces here and see what it's all about and we're gonna do that in just a second but I do want to let you know in the interest of full disclosure if this came in on loan from Lenovo so we're done with this it goes back to them all the opinions you're about to hear are my own nobody is paying for this review nor is anyone reviewing or approving it before it gets uploaded so let's get into it now and see what this laptop is all about now it's a time I'm recording this video this is being sold for one hundred and sixty-nine dollars at Walmart that is super inexpensive for a name-brand Chromebook and I'll have a link to this in my video description if you want to check that out so let's dive in now to t e hardware this has an Intel n4 t20 processor this is the lower-end Intel Gemini Lake series of chips it is fanless though so it makes no noise and it actually performs halfway decently for its price point this one has 4 gigabytes of RAM and the lowest cost version unfortunately only has 32 gigabytes of storage now normally on a Chromebook you don't need all that much storage because most of what it does is in the cloud but now with these things being able to run Android and Linux applications you're probably going to want one with a little bit more storage space I do believe there is a 64 gig version available for a little bit more money but unfortunately the storage is not expandable but it does have an SD card slot that we'll take a look at as we start making our way through the rest of the review here now this is nothing fancy from a build quality standpoint it's all plastic as you can see the top case here really shows off fingerprints quite nicely it's very smooth and kind of nice feeling actually for a ow cost laptop you've got that same smoothness on the keyboard deck here which again will definitely pick up fingerprint grease and everything else the trackpad isn't bad it's about what you would expect from a machine that you're not paying a lot of money for but it does get the job done and is nice and wide here nice keyboard of sighs keys of course well spaced very nice efficient design here the display will go about down to this level it's not a two-in-one of course but it does have a little bit of leeway here for kids that might be a little bit too overeager when they open things up there's a webcam here nothing spectacular but if you want to do a web call or something you can get that done for school or whatever the nice thing is that the Intel chips on these actually do pretty well with video so you shouldn't have too many issues popping in to zoom calls and Google meets and that sort of thing now what really surprised me about this let me give you my overhead view is the port selection on the laptop ere so you've got a USB type-c port here this is where you plug the power supply into

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