The museum recieved a donation of three laptops of which this was one, it is not that old, being released in late 2017, it even has a USB C socket
However, being a recent laptop does not mean it's a high spec. It's powered by a Pentium 4415U Gold dual core processor, which is slightly better than an the 5th gen i3 in my Lenovo G50-80, but it only has 4GB of RAM and a 1366x768 screen, however it did come with a 1TB spinning hard disk and Windows 10
The vanity cover on the bottom needs five screws and a spudger to remove (two of the screws are under the rear rubber feet)
The ports around the sides include USB C, HDMI, Ethernet, and power, then a security lock, two USB, audio, and an SD card slot. The laptop does not charge via the USB C port
Showing its budget origins it only has 4GB of DD4 RAM, there is a second slot available for a total of 16GB with 2 x 8GB sticks
The laptop is a rose gold colour inside and underneath, with a white lid and looks very nice, and is quite slim and lightweight
First boot, and Windows 10 had a password which I couldn't be bothered to bypass, and at this point the battery was totally dead and refused to charge
Anyway, after removing the vanity cover to install a 128GB SSD and unplugging the battery to reset it, it now charges to 100%, and it does hold a charge for quite some time. I installed Chrome OS Flex which runs sweet despite the slow processor and limited RAM
The laptop did not come with a charger, but I had found this one a little while ago which works great once the battery charging circuitry had been reset
N - Statement lost, 360:1
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