Part No: L3Q38ES#ABU Stock Code: 2866405
Intel Celeron N2840 Dual Core Processor
11.6" HD Screen
Microsoft Windows 8.1 Professional
2GB DDR3 RAM
32GB Storage
Integrated Graphics
USB3 | HDMI | Bluetooth
TPM
L3Q38ES#ABU
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greysquaill
6 Nov 153#2
Special note to benjammin316:
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Zardoz
6 Nov 152#1
Very tempting.
At least it doesn't have a pink case like some of these models. :-)
greysquaill
6 Nov 153#2
Special note to benjammin316:
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Broadsands
6 Nov 15#3
Anyone have an experience of purchasing from them/issues resolved if required? I have a desktop PC at home which is playing up (fan on all the time, slowing right down) and a laptop which isn't much better! Have a decent laptop solely for work and an iPad, but wouldn't mind a cheap laptop for personal use - web browsing/Word etc. I know I can use Word on the iPad now and I do have a keyboard for it, but miss using a mouse for easy cutting/pasting etc. when doing something a little more serious.
Thanks.
Palwan to Broadsands
6 Nov 15#4
You will pull you hair in frustration of slow rendering; after opening 4 tabs and trying to run iPlayer
thekanester to Broadsands
6 Nov 151#6
A word of, probably obvious advice here. Have you opened the case and hoovered out the fan and heat-sink.
We had a PC at work and I swear to God, it looked like a cat was living in it - there was a massive build-up of fluff in the fan, vents and cooler. It was better insulated than my roof.
Once we hoovered it out, it was much better.
dawnsmith
6 Nov 15#5
My eldest is starting secondary school in sept would this be any good??
adv to dawnsmith
6 Nov 15#8
yep, probably perfect for school work, social networking and streaming video. Don't expect to game though
thegordener to dawnsmith
7 Nov 15#21
Yes, i would say this would be a nice little laptop for word processing and general school tasks. Its very portable too which is a big plus.
scrumpypaul
6 Nov 15#7
I will second this..... Dell XPS One all-in-one was soooo sloooow - opened it up, thick dust, cleaned it up. Worked great after that.
adv
6 Nov 15#9
would recommend a cheap can or compressed air over a hoover, not worth risking the static discharge
thekanester
6 Nov 15#10
Aye, maybe - but so long as you're wearing a wrist-strap and are properly earthed and the plastic doesn't come into contact with anything crucial you'll be fine. I find that compressed air makes a helluva mess and you end up having to brush out all the stuff anyway, which risks further static.
nedford
6 Nov 15#11
this is a very sensible suggestion, spring cleaning a PC can really help with temperatures
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Opening post
Intel Celeron N2840 Dual Core Processor
11.6" HD Screen
Microsoft Windows 8.1 Professional
2GB DDR3 RAM
32GB Storage
Integrated Graphics
USB3 | HDMI | Bluetooth
TPM
L3Q38ES#ABU
Top comments
1366 x 768
:smile:
All comments (28)
At least it doesn't have a pink case like some of these models. :-)
1366 x 768
:smile:
Thanks.
We had a PC at work and I swear to God, it looked like a cat was living in it - there was a massive build-up of fluff in the fan, vents and cooler. It was better insulated than my roof.
Once we hoovered it out, it was much better.