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Those T480s's look interesting. The batteries are readily available too (eg https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/NBBOEM0665/Laptop-Battery-For-Lenovo-ThinkPad-T470-T480-T570)
K8Toledo: Don't buy a Chromebook, you'll regret it, and be upgrading before you know it. I replace all the BYOD Chromebooks that come to me with ex lease T4* Think Pads. They will last till year 10 T480s $250 T490s $499.00
Impressive. If I'm not mistaken the CPUs for those are on the Windows 11 supported list?
gzt:
K8Toledo: Don't buy a Chromebook, you'll regret it, and be upgrading before you know it. I replace all the BYOD Chromebooks that come to me with ex lease T4* Think Pads. They will last till year 10 T480s $250 T490s $499.00
Impressive. If I'm not mistaken the CPUs for those are on the Windows 11 supported list?
@gzt
W11 requirements can be circumvented with Rufus, or a registry edit. :D
I've installed on an i5-4670, using the reg edit.
What are the latest recs for Chromebook. Can be brand new or used as long as it is worth it and could last 2-3 years.
CrashAndBurn:
What are the latest recs for Chromebook. Can be brand new or used as long as it is worth it and could last 2-3 years.
For intermediate or collage ? , most schools have the specs needed on their website. I still recommend Lenovo last child Chromebook is two years old and going strong will use it for year 7. Will upgrade for highschool though but still three years out of it. This looks like the latest version. The other option is Acer
https://www.noelleeming.co.nz/p/lenovo-11-11.6-inch-hd-intel-celeron-n4500-4gb-ram-64gb-emmc-chromebook/N233465.html
https://www.noelleeming.co.nz/p/acer-c734-11.6-inch-hd-intel-celeron-n4500-4gb-ram-32gb-emmc-ruggedised-chromebook/N226177.html
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