Only the white laptop is priced at £109.99 right now. Showing a dispatch of 2-3 weeks. Looks alright at this price. The used and refurbished cost more.
Screen resolution is 1366 x 768 pixels.
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montana78
19 Jun 163#16
Atom processor really know how to test a man's patience.
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daffers
19 Jun 162#1
Happy father's day
Frank30uk to daffers
19 Jun 161#2
Thanks Daffers <3
stuellis
19 Jun 161#3
I'm kinda torn, yes it's cheap but it's so low spec I can't help but feel that anyone buying this would be better off buying a tablet which would be far more efficient at using low end hardware. With a 32gb HDD you won't even have room for office and your left with something which can browse the web which a tablet would do better. So I'm not voting
Astec123 to stuellis
19 Jun 161#5
Windows 8 and 10 devices struggle for space on a 16gb machine but 32gb options like this are more than reasonable in terms of the available space for user files.
Personally for this sort of money I'd be looking at a refurbished ultraportable business laptop.
RebTheRebel to stuellis
19 Jun 161#7
It's good value for the money in fairness. It'll do the basics of what most people want it to do. But it's Windows reply to the Google Chromebook, which I think does everything better.
Yes, Windows is at the moment a more supported system for the more go to programmes, but Chrome is catching it rapidly and with the cloud now becoming a universal form of storage, if you want the basics, I'd recommend one of those. This is great for the price though.
Give it 5 years and the only use for a PC of more power will be solely to game on.
john184
19 Jun 16#4
Cheap as chips. Inbuilt keyboards on laptops trump tablets if you need to type much so will suit some people.
sradmad
19 Jun 161#6
good find op, heat added
repouk
19 Jun 16#8
As a Linx 10 owner, I can say that Office fits easily on these machines.
stuellis
19 Jun 16#9
The last time I put Win 10 and Office 2013 on a 64gb SSD there wasn't much left. Leave some space for page file and whatever hidden partitions these machine will have I just don't see it happening. If you do fit it on Windows won't be happy with such little HDD space left
Astec123
19 Jun 161#10
11GB for windows 10
3GB for office 2013 complete install
2gb of the page file that can be changed
under 500mb hidden partition
Leaving you about 13-15gb of free space
jaques_kalis
19 Jun 16#11
Great hadrware for the price but Windows 10 spoils the deal.. Not voting in or out, oops, hot or cold ..
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Personally for this sort of money I'd be looking at a refurbished ultraportable business laptop.
Yes, Windows is at the moment a more supported system for the more go to programmes, but Chrome is catching it rapidly and with the cloud now becoming a universal form of storage, if you want the basics, I'd recommend one of those. This is great for the price though.
Give it 5 years and the only use for a PC of more power will be solely to game on.
3GB for office 2013 complete install
2gb of the page file that can be changed
under 500mb hidden partition
Leaving you about 13-15gb of free space