ChromeOS is a Linux-based operating system developed by Google, which primarily runs apps through Google’s cloud. Just in case it wasn’t clear from the title of this device, the Chromebook Duet 3 runs ChromeOS, not Windows OS or macOS. Operating System: ChromeOS Is Both Good and Bad It’s bright, easily readable, shows color relatively well, and has fairly narrow bezels.
As a plus, the kickstand is highly adjustable and can bend almost all the way back if you ever need to.įor the people who would likely be using a device like this, I think the display works wonderfully for the price. Although there’s a pop-out stand for you to tilt the screen, the tablet portion is so much heavier than the keyboard portion that it could easily fall over when bumped if it’s not on a flat surface. You pretty much have to be at a table, or some other flat surface, to properly use the Chromebook with the keyboard. Overall, I love the design concept, but using the Duet 3 with all its pieces wasn’t as seamless as I thought it would be. You can put the magnetic cover on top of the keyboard or the back of the tablet piece, depending on your use. Lenovo’s Chromebook Duet 3 has a unique design that consists of three main parts: the tablet portion (or the screen), the detachable keyboard, and the magnetic cover. Dimensions (W x D x H): 258.04mm x 164.55mm x 7.90mmĭesign: Not My Cup of Tea, But It’s Good For What It Is.
Performance: Long Battery Life, But Don't Expect a Lot of PowerĪll the Little Stuff: It Gets the Job DoneĬonclusion: I'd Only Recommend It For Specific People Design: Not My Cup of Tea, But It's Good For What It Is
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