100S Chromebook is good enough

100S Chromebook is good enough
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Software has never been Lenovo’s strong point, which is why we’re glad that the company used stock Chrome OS for the 100S Chromebook. Chrome OS is incredibly simple and easy to use, with nearly everything taking place through Chrome and its apps and extensions.
If you’re considering a Chromebook, you may want to take a quick tour of the Chrome Web Store to get a feel for what’s out there. And if you’re planning to work with documents, spreadsheets and other office functions, spend some time getting used to Google’s with battery scuh as Lenovo 43R9252 Battery, Lenovo FRU 42T4656 Battery, Lenovo IdeaPad U350W Battery, Lenovo 57Y6352 Battery, Lenovo L09N8P01 Battery, Lenovo FRU 42T4690 Battery, Lenovo 51J0497 Battery, Lenovo ThinkPad T410s Battery, Lenovo 45K2221 Battery, Lenovo L08S6D01 Battery, Lenovo IdeaPad Y430 Battery, Lenovo IdeaPad V450a Batterysuite of office apps as well as Google Drive, as they’ll likely be your mainstays when using a Chromebook.
As a whole, Chrome OS is surprisingly full-fledged, with a surprising amount of capabilities for a web-based OS. It may take a little getting used to for some users, but it shouldn’t be hard for most people to pick up.
Chrome OS is designed to require minimal hardware to run on. As such, even the low-end hardware found in the 100S Chromebook is good enough to offer decent performance. During my usage of the device, I didn’t run into many slowdowns, even when loading rather complex web pages. Some apps may give the 100S some trouble, but for most everyday usage, you won’t have a problem thanks to Chrome OS’s fantastic optimization.
As far as web browsing and simple tasks are concerned, the 100S Chromebook can handle itself without a problem.
The battery on the 100S Chromebook is quite good, getting an average of about 9 hours of usage during my testing of the device. Lenovo rates the battery as good for 8 hours of usage, so an even better real world performance was a pleasant surprise. Lenovo has always been good with batteries in its devices, and the 100S Chromebook is no exception, making it a great choice for those who are often away from an outlet.
Lenovo’s goal with the 100S Chromebook was to create an affordable, portable laptop for the holiday season. The company has reached that goal with a device that, while average, is a great choice for those looking to get a laptop at a great price.
Our only real complaint about the Lenovo 100S Chromebook is the build quality and how easily the device scratches. That, however, is more of stylistic issue, rather than a problem with the functionality. Functionally, you’re getting a lot of bang for your buck, and plenty of people would be more than happy to unwrap a Lenovo 100S Chromebook during the holidays.
You purchase the 16GB model from Lenovo for $179.99, the 32GB model is priced at $199.99 and there’s also a version with 4GB of RAM that’s set at $229.99. For those really looking to score a deal, Amazon has the 16GB model listed for only $149.99, making it a steal.