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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3i Chromebook Plus - Core i3-N305, 8GB RAM, 128GB - 'Excellent Refurb' w/20% voucher at Tab Retail eBay
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Posted 22 March 2024

Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3i Chromebook Plus - Core i3-N305, 8GB RAM, 128GB - 'Excellent Refurb' w/20% voucher at Tab Retail eBay

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A Chromebook Plus model so decent spec. and excellent price. Non-touch screen.

'Excellent - Refurbished'

Use discount code 'FRESH20' for this price.

* Core i3-N305
* 8GB RAM (soldered)
* 128GB storage
* 14 inch FHD IPS non-touch screen
* AUE date of June 2033 (when ChromeOS updates will end)

Model: 83BN001DUK Full spec at Lenovo: psref.lenovo.com/Sea…DUK

'Limited quantity available' / 7 sold at time of posting. 'FRESH20' voucher ends today (22/03).
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Edited by morgie, 22 March 2024
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  1. m40's avatar
    Guys what is difference between chrombook for a non tecii (edited)
    fishmaster's avatar
    Presumably you mean what is the difference between ChromeOS and Windows.

    ChromeOS is able to run Linux containers, so can run Linux software. It can also install Android apps from the Google Playstore. So you can't run Windows apps unless they have been made for ChromeOS. You can't install Microsoft Office. You can use an online version of MS Office as you can Google Docs/Sheets etc. You can't install iTunes on a Chromebook. You can but it's far too technical for a novice. You can't run Adobe software on ChromeOS.

    ChromeOS is all about ease of use and speed. The OS feels quicker to use than Windows, it is more lightweight resource wise than Windows. It really depends what software you want to run. Windows has access to more software and has more settings and can do more however for general usage a Chromebook can be the simpler option.
  2. winchman's avatar
    Very tempting but already got a perfectly good Chromebook 😜
    Masteryates's avatar
    Another one can't hurt though right?
  3. FaithNoMore's avatar
    Thanks OP, just grabbed the last one as the screen on my Acer Spin 713 has packed it in. Will miss the touch screen but can live without it for £140.
  4. legionellaman's avatar
    Just ordered myself. Decent performance and at a price point of 4gig celerons. Hot
  5. plewis00's avatar
    Really good price for that spec of Chromebook with modern CPU and 8GB RAM.
  6. Masteryates's avatar
    Really impressive specs for the cash. Great find Morgie.
  7. davy927tenpole's avatar
    Got here too late out of stock.
  8. rcreas01's avatar
    Managed to order one of these on Thu. Arrived today via Royal Mail (shame Royal Mail think it's ok to leave a laptop down the side of the house by bins when you specify to deliver to next door if not in!). Very nice and easy to use laptop.
  9. thenexus6's avatar
    I ordered this but really not a fan of the keyboard. Feels real bad to type on compared to my other laptops
  10. FaithNoMore's avatar
    So the one I got is essentially new. Checking the battery cycle count shows 2 cycles.

    The only issue I have at the moment is I can't get the back-lit keyboard to light up. I've tried ALT plus brightness buttons with no luck. Will keep persevering.
    morgie's avatar
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    It's not backlit. See full spec I linked in the OP. Sounds good on the battery cycles.
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