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Lenovo™ IdeaPad™ Duet Chromebook IT IS TIME TO UN-LAPTOP, AND GO. ONE DEVICE, THREE MODES. WORK AND PLAY, NO LIMITATION. This sleek and light 2-in-1 Chromebook switches from business to fun as easily as it switches from laptop to tablet mode. Simply detach the plug-and-play keyboard, and you have an ultraportable 10.1" tablet ready to entertain you. In laptop mode, the full-sized keyboard is comfortable and responsive, while the 400 nits FHD display is visually appealing in either mode. Enjoy thousands of apps, superfast boot-up, more than 6 years of automatic updates, and USI stylus support. Get creative. Or get busy. WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE LENOVO IDEAPAD DUET CHROMEBOOK 2-in-1 detachable laptop Always fast, always secure, Fast and stable plug-and-play keyboard always up-to-date enabled with 5-point pogo pin and Boots as fast as 8 seconds. magnet design. Stay virus-free with verified boot. Automatic, seamless updates in the Ultraportable background for every 6 weeks of 6.5 years. 7.35 mm thickness and about 450 g of the tablet itself. Productivity tool Cloud-based productivity tools. Standout design Unique dual-tone design with aluminum alloy on the tablet. Sophisticated fabric texture on the stand cover. 4-side narrow bezel Compatible with MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint. Up to 9.13 mm narrow border. FHD display Cloud storage 10" FHD IPS display. The 100 GB of 1 year free trial³ of FHD 400 nits with stunning colorful details. Google One to keep your documents, files and photos free and secured. Long battery life Google play store Up to 10 hours usage life¹. Access the best of tablet-optimized Google Play gaming and entertainment apps. Non-stop fun at your fingertips. Thanks to touch optimized UI and USI pen compatible² full desktop grade browser. ¹ All battery life claims are approximate and based on test results using the MobileMark® 2014 ver 1.5 battery life benchmark test. Actual results will vary, and depend on numerous factors including product configuration and usage, software, operating conditions, wireless functionality, power management settings, screen brightness and other factors. The maximum capacity of the battery will naturally decrease with time and usage. See https://bapcocom/products/mobilemark-2014 for additional details. ² Stylus needs to be purchased separately. ³ The 100 GB of 1 year free trial of Google One is redeemable on chromebook.com. WWW.LENOVO.COM Lenovo™ IdeaPad™ Duet Chromebook SPECIFICATIONS DESIGN Dimensions (W x D x H) Display Integrated Camera Tablet Only Size : 10.1" Rear (mm) : 239.8 x 159.8 x 7.35 Resolution : FHD (1920 x 1200) 8 MP Auto-Focus (inches) : 9.44" x 6.29" x 0.29" Screen : IPS Front Tablet + The Full Keyboard Pack Color Gamut : 70% NTSC 2 MP Fixed-Focus (mm) : 244.87 x 169.31 x 18.2 Brightness : 400 nits (inches) : 9.64" x 6.66" x 0.71" Touch : 10-point Multitouch Keyboard Only (mm) : 244.87 x 169.31 The Full Keyboard Pack Sensors (inches) : 9.64" x 6.66" Shape of Key : Lenovo Smile Key ALS Sensor Stand Cover Key Travel : 1.3 mm G-Sensor (mm) : 244.87 x 169.31 Key Pitch¹ : 18 mm Gyroscope (inches) : 9.64" x 6.66" Key Space² : 3 mm Magnets : Yes Buttons and Ports Operating System Power Key : NA Volume Up/Down Buttons Chrome OS Pogo Pins : Yes; 5 points Power Button Guide Pins : Yes; 2 points USB Type-C™ 2.0³ Weight Trackpad : One-piece 5-point Pogo Pins⁴ Tablet Only : ~450 g (~0.99 lbs) Kickstand : Yes Keyboard Only : ~250 g (~0.55 lbs) Hinge : Yes; 0° – 135° Free Stop Login Security Bluetooth® : NA Stand Cover : ~220 g (~0.49 lbs) Fingerprint : NA Trackpad Tablet + The Full Keyboard Pack : ~920 g (~2.03 lbs) Face Unlock : NA (mm) : 87 x 49 Colors (inches) : 3.43" x 1.93" For Tablet : Unique Dual-tone Design Card Slots Ice Blue + Iron Grey NA Stand Cover : Premium Grey Fabric Material PERFORMANCE CONNECTIVITY SOFTWARE Processor Wireless Connectivity Included Applications⁵ MediaTek Helio P60T Octa-Core 2.0 GHz WLAN : 2x2 WiFi 802.11 a/b/ g/ n/ac, • Chrome Browser • Chrome (4 x A73 @ 2.0 GHz + 4 x A53 2.0 GHz) MIMO, 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz Dual Bands • Google Play Store Canvas Bluetooth® : 4.2 • Google Drive • Google Play GPU WiFi Direct : NA • Google Docs Music ARM G72 MP3 800 GHz GPS/Beidou : NA • Google Slides • Files A-GPS : NA • Google Sheets • Calculator Audio FM Radio : NA • Google Play Movies • Evernotes • Google Keep Dual Microphones GLONASS : NA NFC : NA Speakers ¹ Letter keys. ² Gaps between keys. Dual Speakers ³ Support power charging, data transfer, DisplayPort™ function; Support OTG function; Support extra monitor output. Memory ⁴ Need work with compatible accessory. ⁵ The actual hot seats of applications may vary 4 GB LPDDR4X + 64 GB with software updates. 4 GB LPDDR4X + 128 GB Battery Type : Li-ion Polymer Capacity : 7000 mAh / 27 Wh (Minimum) / 7180 mAh / 27.6 Wh (Typical) Video Playback : Up to 10 Hours Time Web Browsing : Up to 8 Hours Time WHAT’S IN THE BOX RECOMMENDED LENOVO SERVICES • 5V/2A AC Adapter Warranty Extensions (1-to-3 Years Total Duration)* The fixed-term, fixed-cost service helps • The keyboard Pack accurately budget for PC expense, protect your valuable investment and potentially lower the (Keyboard + Stand Cover) cost of ownership. • USB Type-C™ to 3.5 mm Audio Jack Accidental Damage Protection* Avoid the hassles of unexpected repair costs. Provides coverage for non-warranted damage incurred under normal operating conditions, such as minor spills, drops or damage to the integrated screen. * Not available in all countries. WWW.LENOVO.COM Lenovo reserves the right to alter product offerings and specifications at any time, without notice. Lenovo makes every effort to ensure accuracy of all information but is not liable or responsible for any editorial, photographic or typographic errors. All images are for illustration purposes only. For full Lenovo product, service and warranty specifications visit www.lenovo.com. Lenovo makes no representations or warranties regarding third party products or services. Trademarks: The following are trademarks or registered trademarks of Lenovo: Lenovo, the Lenovo logo, Yoga. Google and the Google logo are trademarks of Google Inc. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. Ultrabook, Celeron, Celeron Inside, Core Inside, Intel, Intel Logo, Intel Atom, Intel Atom Inside, Intel Core, Intel Inside, Intel Inside Logo, Intel vPro, Itanium, Itanium Inside, Pentium, Pentium Inside, vPro Inside, Xeon, Xeon Phi and Xeon Inside are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other company, product and service names may be trademarks or service marks of others. Battery life (and recharge times) will vary based on many factors including system settings and usage. ©2019 Lenovo. All rights reserved..
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