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Dell Chromebook 3189 Review

Dell Chromebook 3189 Review

Posted on May 22, 2017January 21, 2019 By Jarvis
  • Kết quả hình ảnh cho DELL CHROMEBOOK 3189

Chromebooks are popular with schools, because they’re easy to use and difficult to infect with viruses. Starting at $329 ($349 as tested), Dell’s Chromebook 3189 runs Google’s operating system, but also bends back into tablet and tent modes so students can easily use the touch screen, show classmates what they’re working on or interact with Android apps when Google updates its OS to support them. Though this 11-inch laptop doesn’t have the strongest performance or brightest screen, the Chromebook 3189’s durable chassis, strong audio and all-day battery life make it a great choice for young students.

Design

The Dell Chromebook 3189 has a plain, but respectable, gray plastic aesthetic. The cover has a Dell logo in the center and a Chrome logo in a top corner, while the other top corner has a three-color light that can be used (after downloading a Chrome Extension available for free in the Chrome Webstore) to communicate with the teacher without disrupting the other students.
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