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Lenovo – 14e Chromebook – Educational Computer – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Lenovo – 14e Chromebook – Educational Computer – Laptop for Students – AMD Dual-Core Processor – 14.0″ FHD Display – 4GB Memory – 32GB Storage – Chrome OS
Standing screen display size
14 Inches
Screen Resolution
1920 x 1080 pixels
Max Screen Resolution
1920 x 1080 Pixels
Processor
2 GHz amd_a_series
Memory Speed
1.6 GHz
Hard Drive
SSD
Graphics Coprocessor
AMD Radeon R3
Chipset Brand
AMD
Card Description
Integrated
Graphics Card Ram Size
4 GB
Wireless Type
Bluetooth, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
Number of USB 3.0 Ports
4
Average Battery Life (in hours)
10 Hours
Power Source
Battery Powered
Voltage
120 Volts
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
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Technical specifications – Lenovo – 14e Chromebook – Educational Computer :
Brand
Lenovo
Series
14e Chromebook
Screen Size
14 Inches
Color
Grey
CPU Model
AMD A Series
Ram Memory Installed Size
4 GB
Operating System
Chrome OS
Card Description
Integrated
Graphics Coprocessor
AMD Radeon R3
CPU Speed
2 GHz
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S. A (verified owner) –
Charge cord problems – The charger cord stopped working within 2 months. I will contact Lenovo to see if they will replace it. The computer meets my needs which are pretty basic.
E. S (verified owner) –
Work’s really well – I’m really happy with this at the 179 price point. The amd processor does so much better than the junk Intel in my son’s and although the screen could be brighter I just can’t complain for the money.
J. E (verified owner) –
Rough out of box experience but fine after that – The version of ChromeOS it had out of the box was so old that it had a lot of trouble updating itself. It seemed to even have trouble connecting reliably to the wifi. I was worried I would have to update itvwith a usb drive. Once it finally managed to install the first update, it became more stable and happily updated itself several more times until it caught up. After all that it seems fine. I bought it as a Google docs machine and it does that just fine. I have it using an external monitor via a usb-c to displayport cable and that’s also working well.
K. C (verified owner) –
Just good Chromebook for light use – This is the first Chromebook I had, I used window desktop and laptop for 15 years. I don’t know how the performance compare to others Chromebook, for me is just enough to open about 7 tabs with 1 youtube video playing, in this situation it is slow to move cursor and click the items on page. If you try to playback the 720p60fps or 1080p YouTube, I don’t think the processor is good enough to play it as it is lag it you try to do other command, if you try to adjust the video playback speed, it will lag after a few seconds and the video and audio is not synchronized.
D. G (verified owner) –
Almost as good as my 5 year old CB. Too slow!!! – Why is this machine slower than the one that is five years old??? Should be better in every way than one that is past its AUE. I loved my old machine that starts with a and c and e and r.
D. G (verified owner) –
Almost as good as my 5 year old CB. Too slow!!! – Why is this machine slower than the one that is five years old??? Should be better in every way than one that is past its AUE. I loved my old machine that starts with a and c and e and r.
F. F (verified owner) –
It’s been 2 months and it still won’t work – I will never deal with Lenovo again!
E. S (verified owner) –
Work’s really well – I’m really happy with this at the 179 price point. The amd processor does so much better than the junk Intel in my son’s and although the screen could be brighter I just can’t complain for the money.
S. A (verified owner) –
Charge cord problems – The charger cord stopped working within 2 months. I will contact Lenovo to see if they will replace it. The computer meets my needs which are pretty basic.
F. F (verified owner) –
It’s been 2 months and it still won’t work – I will never deal with Lenovo again!
A. M (verified owner) –
Best Laptop Ever! – I love this laptop! Is easy to use, it has the right size, is a great brand (LENOVO) etc… Thank You!
Z. T (verified owner) –
Good price – Good price for this type of laptop.
A. M (verified owner) –
Best Laptop Ever! – I love this laptop! Is easy to use, it has the right size, is a great brand (LENOVO) etc… Thank You!
K. C (verified owner) –
Just good Chromebook for light use – This is the first Chromebook I had, I used window desktop and laptop for 15 years. I don’t know how the performance compare to others Chromebook, for me is just enough to open about 7 tabs with 1 youtube video playing, in this situation it is slow to move cursor and click the items on page. If you try to playback the 720p60fps or 1080p YouTube, I don’t think the processor is good enough to play it as it is lag it you try to do other command, if you try to adjust the video playback speed, it will lag after a few seconds and the video and audio is not synchronized.
Z. T (verified owner) –
Good price – Good price for this type of laptop.
J. E (verified owner) –
Rough out of box experience but fine after that – The version of ChromeOS it had out of the box was so old that it had a lot of trouble updating itself. It seemed to even have trouble connecting reliably to the wifi. I was worried I would have to update itvwith a usb drive. Once it finally managed to install the first update, it became more stable and happily updated itself several more times until it caught up. After all that it seems fine. I bought it as a Google docs machine and it does that just fine. I have it using an external monitor via a usb-c to displayport cable and that’s also working well.