A:AnswerHey Chuck48,
You can use an external mouse with the Duet 11 Chromebook that's compatible with ChromeOS devices. A wired (using a USB-A to USB-C adapter) or wireless mouse with Bluetooth built-in should work fine.
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A:AnswerHi anja,
The Duet 11 Chromebook does not feature SSD storage or SSD storage slots, but rather it is equipped with eMMC memory that is integrated into the systemboard.
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A:AnswerHey tw,
Yes, if you have an active Netflix subscription, you can download certain movies and TV shows to view offline in the Netflix app. To note, the downloaded content may expire after a certain period of time once the media is in progress of being watched.
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A:AnswerI’ve not attempted myself, but I doubt it. The RAM barely allows for multiple applications to run. It’s best run as a web-based, rather than application-based, device.
A:AnswerDepending on the work you do, yes.
If it’s simply for light school work, as opposed to heavy usage on taxing applications, then yes.
It’s super lightweight so it can go with you in the go. It doesn’t take up much space (about the size of an iPad Air). You could use it on the bus or in the car with no trouble at all.
It does have some trouble at first loading the Microsoft Word application at times, but it’s not too much of a hinderance.
Otherwise, I would advice searching for a different laptop.
A:AnswerHi, HeLicaK. It does not come with a pen, but for now you can use the Lenovo USI Pen 2, which is currently offered by Best Buy (https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lenovo-usi-stylus-pen-2-for-chromebook-gray/6567078.p?skuId=6567078).