“would this laptop be compatible for college purposes?”
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If you only ever have one tab open at a time with Word/Excel then yes - otherwise, no.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, Ally. Not to turn your question back to you, but that would depend on how you plan to use your computer specifically for college. For example, when looking for a computer to use for school, some need powerful performance machines to run software like AutoCAD or video editing software, while others may need a 2-in-1 laptop for writing notes and creating Word documents. If your work revolves around web-based apps, Office apps, and some light multi-tasking, this IdeaPad could be a good fit for you. To note, this device comes with Windows 11 Home in S mode, and if you need to use any software for college that isn't available from the Microsoft Store, you will then need to switch out of S mode. For context, S mode is a more secure, lighter version of the Windows 11 Operating System that only allows the downloading of applications from the Microsoft Store. If you try to launch or install an executable or .exe file, the system prevents it. Should you desire to switch to Windows 11 Home, we're here to help. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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