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RAM | 8GB DDR4 |
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Storage | 256GB SSD |
Display | 14" FHD (1920x1080) |
Graphics | AMD Radeon Graphics |
Operating System | Windows Home |
Ports | 1 x USB 2.0, 1 x HDMI, 1 x Card reader |
Wireless | Bluetooth |
Identifies and labels the front view components of the IP Flex 3 Chrome 11M836.
Illustrates and labels the base view components for both IP Flex 3 and IdeaPad 3 Chromebook models.
Details the ports and connectors on the left side view of the IP Flex 3 Chrome 11M836.
Shows and labels the ports and buttons on the right side view of the IP Flex 3 Chrome 11M836.
Provides detailed technical specifications for both IdeaPad Flex 3 and IdeaPad 3 Chromebook models.
Explains factors affecting USB transfer rates and lists data rates for the device.
Outlines the recommended temperature, humidity, and altitude for operating and storing the Chromebook.
Guides on connecting the Chromebook to AC power and understanding the charging indicator behavior.
Introduces the basic elements of the Chromebook's user interface and how to navigate them.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting your Chromebook to a wireless network.
Explains the four YOGA modes available for the IP Flex 3 Chrome 11M836 model.
Describes how to use the power button for starting, sleeping, and waking the Chromebook.
Explains how to pair and connect Bluetooth devices like keyboards, mice, and speakers.
Details how to change power plan settings for energy efficiency and sleep modes.
Instructs on how to use a compatible security cable lock to secure the Chromebook.
Explains common touch gestures for interacting with the Chromebook's screen.
Introduces the function of special keys and key combinations on the Chromebook keyboard.
Describes various touch gestures for operating the Chromebook's touchpad.
Guides on using the built-in camera for photos and video calls.
Explains how to connect headphones and play audio or video files.
Provides instructions for connecting the Chromebook to an external monitor or projector.
Details the three types of user accounts available for logging into Chrome OS.
Explains the process of setting up a Chromebook and becoming its owner with a Google Account.
Describes how other users can sign in to the Chromebook using their Google Accounts.
Explains how to use the Chromebook with a temporary guest account without a Google Account.
Guides on creating a supervised account for children, managed by a parent.
Provides instructions on how to sign out of the current user session on the Chromebook.
Details how the Chromebook owner can manage user sign-in permissions and restrict access.
Explains how to identify the current owner of the Chromebook.
Instructs owners on how to disable the guest browsing feature for security.
Shows how to lock the Chromebook screen to prevent unauthorized access.
Explains the correct procedure for shutting down the Chromebook to save power.
Guides users on how to perform a Powerwash (factory reset) on their Chromebook.
Provides information on accessing Google's help resources and online community for Chromebook users.
Explains Google Drive as a server-based file storage and sharing service.
Describes how local storage is managed on the Chromebook, including the Downloads folder.
Introduces the Files app for managing files on local storage, external devices, or Google Drive.
Guides on creating folders and subfolders within the Files app for better file organization.
Explains how to delete files from the Chromebook to free up storage space.
Details how to check the available storage capacity on the Chromebook.
Explains how to expand the Chromebook's storage capacity by inserting a microSD card.
Guides on how to change the display language of the Chromebook's operating system.
Explains how to add new input methods for typing in different languages.
Provides methods for switching between multiple input methods on the Chromebook.
Introduces the Chrome Web Store as a resource for Chromebook apps and extensions.
Guides on finding and adding apps or extensions from the Chrome Web Store.
Explains how to download and install Android applications from the Google Play Store.
Details how to pin frequently used app icons to the Chromebook's shelf for quick access.
Explains how to pin frequently visited web pages to the shelf for easy access.
Provides links to Lenovo's website for technical assistance and information.
Provides guidance on contacting Lenovo customer support for help during the warranty period.
Lists the types of services provided by Lenovo customer support during the warranty.
Outlines services that are not covered by Lenovo customer support.
Directs users to find local Lenovo support phone numbers for their region.
Provides general safety information and precautions for using the computer safely.
Lists conditions that indicate a potential safety issue requiring immediate cessation of use.
Details safety precautions related to the use and handling of power cords and adapters.
Provides safety guidelines for selecting and using electrical outlets and plugs with the computer.
Warns against removing covers on power supply components due to hazardous energy levels.
Offers crucial safety advice regarding electrical current and handling cables during storms.
Warns about potential danger of explosion and harmful substances in coin-cell batteries.
Advises against replacing batteries and to follow documentation for charging and disposal.
Provides basic precautions for managing heat generated by the computer and ensuring proper ventilation.
Warns about potential damage to the LCD screen from rough handling and fluid exposure.
Ensures that extension cords and power strips are rated correctly for product requirements.
Cautionary advice on excessive sound pressure from headphones to prevent hearing loss.
Warns that plastic bags can be dangerous and should be kept away from children.
Advises caution with glass parts that may break upon impact.
Provides safety guidance for supervising children using the Chromebook.
Provides links to Lenovo's websites for electronic compliance and environmental information.
Offers general guidance on recycling IT equipment and specific information for various regions.
Details regulations and services for collecting and recycling disused computers in Japan.
Instructs on the safe replacement and disposal of button-shaped lithium batteries.
Provides guidance on disposing of lithium-ion or NiMH batteries from notebook computers.
Offers information on the proper disposal of Lenovo products in Brazil.
Explains EU directives and labeling requirements for battery recycling.
Details WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) regulations and marking for Lenovo products.
Presents China's RoHS requirements and substance restrictions for electronic products.
Confirms compliance with India's E-waste (Management) Rules regarding RoHS.
Confirms the product's compliance with EU directives restricting hazardous substances (RoHS 2).
Covers FCC and other regional notices regarding electromagnetic emissions and compliance.
States compliance with Industry Canada regulations for electromagnetic emissions.
Confirms the product meets German Class B electromagnetic compatibility requirements.
Details EU conformity for EMC and Radio Equipment Directives, with links to declarations.
Includes various other compliance statements such as Brazil audio caution and export classification.
Provides essential information for Eurasian Union markets, including manufacturer and importer details.
Focuses on ergonomic practices for comfort and maximizing computer usage benefits.
Offers tips for adapting to environments and improving performance through good habits.
Offers essential tips for maintaining the computer, including avoiding magnets and extreme temperatures.
Provides instructions for cleaning the computer cover and keyboard with mild soap and water.
Guides on gently cleaning the computer screen to avoid scratches and maintain performance.