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Lenovo Chromebook 500e review: A practical, sturdy little machine

Lenovo Chromebook 500e review: A practical, sturdy little machine

Posted on September 9, 2019 By Jarvis

A lovable and rugged little convertible that’s too good to leave for schools – and the update looks even better

Ruggedised convertible Chromebooks are nothing new, particularly in the education market, but the 11.6in Chromebook 500e takes things a little further. For one thing, Lenovo’s design has hit a near-perfect balance between versatility, durability and all-round practicality. With a desktop footprint of 290 x 240mm and thickness of just over 20mm, it’s an easy fit for crowded classrooms and won’t stick out amongst the textbooks in the school bag – yet it will effortlessly shift between clamshell, tablet and tent configurations.
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