“The Intel Celeron N3350 2.4GHz Processor matched with the 4GB LPDDR3 SDRAM Memory makes the Dell Latitude 3180 the speedy and efficient laptop you need to accomplish any task.”
Sure, if it’s notepad or web browsing… Just not at the same time.
Agreed. This processor is even slower than the N5000 typically offered and that’s pretty slow already. These machines are still useful as Chome machines or Linux boxes.
Shame these can’t run Windows XP, they would be perfect for that OS.
I wonder if I could get this to drip feed to one of my CNC machines. Just need to set up virtual RS232. I have done it on Windows 7, but not 10 yet.
Another build that should have been a ChromeBook
Will the screen fold backwards flat against the keyboard?
No it does not! Thanks for your question!
I bought one of these last time they were offered. It’s true the CPU is not fast or powerful, but it does web browsing and email and most common tasks well enough while having excellent battery life. The “education” label means it can be banged around and survive. It’s a Chromebook spec that runs Windows apps with upgradeable storage and for $80 I can’t find a Chromebook I’d rather have.
I posted this comment with it.
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Microsoft Windows 10 Professional (64-Bit), does not support Windows 11
Sorry