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CODA 1.1 11.6" Celeron 4GB 64GB Intel HD 500 Laptop - £63.15 with code, sold by CCL Computers @ eBay
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Posted 28 March 2023

CODA 1.1 11.6" Celeron 4GB 64GB Intel HD 500 Laptop - £63.15 with code, sold by CCL Computers @ eBay

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  • Microsoft Windows 10 Home
  • Intel Celeron N3350 Processor
  • 4GB RAM
  • 64GB Solid State Drive

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  1. rav4cas's avatar
    rav4cas
    Can this run Windows 11?
    fishmaster's avatar
    fishmaster
    Yes BUT it isn't on the supported CPU list. It's still easy to install Windows 11. However as Microsoft have been aggressive with their major feature updates with Windows 11 and enforcing hardware checks again I would advise against it as there is no guarantee you can update to the latest version of Windows 11 without hassle, meaning yes you can again bypass the hardware checks but this doesn't mean the option to allow you to save your existing settings and data will be available. Therefore I recommend you stay on Windows 10 or find an alternate OS such as ChromeOS Flex or any suitable Linux distro if you want to eek out more performance and aren't reliant on Windows specific software.
  2. qbs's avatar
    qbs
    The critical bit of info omitted from the description

    "MicroSD slot allowing the built-in storage to be expanded by up to 128GB."

    I bought a similarly speccd CODA, albeit with a 13.3" display, a few years back and installed a 240GB SSD.
    It'll never fly, but it copes fine with W10, Office etc. I've no interest in games so won't/can't comment on anything games related.

    Plenty of info on previous threads. Strangely for this site, if you put CODA in the search string, you'll find some helpful information. (edited)
  3. Affray's avatar
    Affray
    Could you not stick ChromeOS Flex on it for a cheap Chromebook?
    It's not a 64gb SSD its eMMC. (edited)
  4. Molematt's avatar
    Molematt
    I honestly could not in good faith recommend someone one of these things, not when that Celeron is old enough to be in Year 2 right now and was a right piece of tat even when it first came out.

    "It's kind of serviceable if you gut the entire OS" is hardly a feature - voted ice cold since used business notebooks exist.
  5. Minal_1's avatar
    Minal_1
    Instead of windows 10 use tiny 10 (if you don't trust the iso then use the tool that removes all the unnecessary.
    StrongbadRules's avatar
    StrongbadRules
    What's the tool to remove the unnecessary Windows 10 features?
  6. ComingInHot's avatar
    ComingInHot
    Damn, a new laptop with Windows 10 for 63 quid delivered!
  7. m1keyp1key's avatar
    m1keyp1key
    I'm sure there's some who have paid more than £63 for windows.

    When you think about it, it's a crazy price for a laptop with windows 10. Sure it really has big limitations but if you're just wanting to get online and do a bit of surfing and reading emails it will be fine.
  8. cjknowles1983's avatar
    cjknowles1983
    Mind boggles sometimes what people expect for this kind price, I had a iota flo 11.6 and that must be similar to this was fine running windows etc very impressed for the price
  9. drapertron's avatar
    drapertron
    This would be good for testing out Linux distros I assume? Wouldn't mind something as a cheap backup
    fishmaster's avatar
    fishmaster
    Good isn't the word I would use. This CPU has a 1.1GHz base clock speed and a turbo clock of 2.4GHz, it has very low compute power. You could test out Linux distros some would work brilliantly and others would be painful to use.

    A better way to test out Linux distros is to either run them in a VM if you have the resources on your PC/Laptop or to install them to a fast USB stick or external USB caddied SSD and boot from them directly using BIOS options. (edited)
  10. Turret's avatar
    Turret
    £59.99 here ebay.co.uk/itm…362

    edit: now shot up in price, over RRP (edited)
  11. Lellow's avatar
    Lellow
    I bought a Coda 2-3 years ago. 13.3" screen. About £100.

    All I can say is nice screen, shame about the rest.

    When it worked it was just about ok for basic tasks, though sound was poor & keyboard not great.

    But by far the worst thing was it took about 10-15 mins to boot up. It would fail (stalled spinny thing) so i'd restart. Same would happen again and again. Then the recovery mode kicked in and that wouldn't usually work then eventually it would end up with a range of tiled options including reinstall Windows or something. I chose to continue to Windows and it restarted then finally it would boot. It would also crash and I'd have to go through all this palaver again if I left it unattended for too long.

    Don't know what the problem was, whether partly down to its supremely underpowered tech in combination with Windows 10, which I have found can really mess some laptops up, usually because of updates.

    If I compare to a cheap (also £100 new) Lenovo I bought years earlier with only 2GB RAM, the Lenovo was much better, although screen much worse.
    qbs's avatar
    qbs
    Was this on the 32Gb drive?
  12. Remus81's avatar
    Remus81
    e-waste
  13. Djgeeks's avatar
    Djgeeks
    got it for £59.99 on that link. Going to stick linux on it probably ubuntu or something a similar Debian related distro. be good to use out and about.
    C0mm0d0re_K1d's avatar
    C0mm0d0re_K1d
    Puppy
  14. gwendes's avatar
    gwendes
    ChromeOS Flex?
  15. cullies's avatar
    cullies
    Terrible machine
  17. hecatae's avatar
    hecatae
    if only it had 8gb ram, which is the max the N3350 supports.
    ws007's avatar
    ws007
    if it had 8gb's,

    it would be a waste of 8gb's
  18. computerguy234's avatar
    computerguy234
    I got a fairly similar device, this one

    amazon.co.uk/Len…92C

    Yeah the CPU is a little bit better, but at the end of the day it's perfectly fine for browsing the internet and watching movies/TV shows (which is all I use it for)

    For £63 it's a bargain, even if it's something you buy just to use on long journeys or use somewhere where you don't care if you lose or damage it.
  19. C0mm0d0re_K1d's avatar
    C0mm0d0re_K1d
    The free open source office alternatives, are free forever!
  20. FieldMarshal's avatar
    FieldMarshal
    Perfect screen size at 11+ inches. If only it had minimum i3
  21. slybunda's avatar
    slybunda
    hmm, cpu has aes instruction set but lacks avx which is a let down.
  22. Eagerbeaver's avatar
    Eagerbeaver
    Not sure how this compares to the Coda Spirit 32Gb with Celeron N3350/4Gb I bought in 2019 for less than £100 but it's still going strong running Win 10, Office 364, QCad and a host of other day to day applications. I upgraded the HD as the capacity was too small for using daily but it's been the most solid machine I've had, outlasting others in the house from Dell, HP and Apple.
    I've really nothing bad to say about it other than - why pay more if it does everything it needs to.
  23. AlexandrinaLikova's avatar
    AlexandrinaLikova
    Hi All,
    I am looking for a cheap 15.6in laptop max £60. Also, I don't mind 2nd hand. Do you have any suggestions?
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