It also places the latest, streamlined Chrome OS interface at your fingertips-including the Google Play Store, custom Google Maps wallpapers and images, and more. Wrapped in an anodized aluminum, Midnight Blue finish, it's elegantly thin at 17.8 mm and surprisingly light at 1.9 kg.Īs well as a 15" near-edgeless, 10-point touchscreen display with up to 4K resolution, it has a full white-backlit keyboard and spacious trackpad. Lenovo 12 Months Collect & Return Warrantyįrom tablet to tent to stand to laptop mode, the Yoga Chromebook C630 is a 360˚ convertible.USB 3.2 Type-C | Bluetooth| Backlit Keyboard.15.6" Ultra HD IPS 10-point Touchscreen.Intel Core i7-8550U Quad-Core Processor.Keyboard is indeed backlit, which for many is a must (Myself included in that) for what you're paying here looks decent. The panel is an IPS touch model and again. That said, I can't find a lower resolution model that offers any better savings than this anyway. There's also has a pretty hefty resolution at3840x2160, which some may not care for. Plenty of RAM at 16GB too, which maxes out this model (Can't add more). It's a 4 core model that has a base clock of 1.80GHz and can boost up to 4.00GHz. the CPU might not be the latest and greatest, but as far as processors go on Chrome OS, this will perform really well. TL DR: Upgrading MBP to 16GB RAM.As far as Chromebooks go, this spec for the price is pretty great. I also found that the only 16GB of RAM anywhere online running at 1067MHz is: I want a definite answer, once I open this package I won't be able to return it. Many say that the RAM will adjust & others have said they can't boot their mac properly. I have read very conflicting information on forums. Does anyone know or have experience with a RAM upgrade from 1067 MHz to 1333MHz will be compatible?
It says it is compatible with Mid 2010 MBP but I only realized after that this specific model runs at 1333MHz and the RAM for my laptop runs at 1067MHz. I also want to upgrade my current 4GB of RAM to 16GB. I will also remove the Optical Bay and add an additional SSD for speed & storage. I'm currently upgrading the original HDD to a Samsung 850 Evo 500GB SSD.
MacBook Pro (7,1) Mid-2010 13" 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo I've decided to 'supe-up' and maximize my laptop. After seeing the prices of the new MBP 2016 ($2300 CAD).
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