Lenovo 11.6" 100e, 32GB, Chrome OS - Notebook, Black

Engineered for education
If you’re looking for an affordable laptop that’s engineered specifically for students and educators, you’ll love the Lenovo 100e. Its rugged build means it can withstand the rigors of the classroom. Its battery lasts the entire school day, and its connectivity features make collaboration smoother than ever.

Built to take a beating – and keep going
Let’s face it: Students can be tough on electronic devices. That’s why we engineered the Lenovo 100e to be durable enough to withstand even the most rough-and-tumble school day: from the bus ride to the classroom to the field trip and beyond. It passes 12 MIL-STD 810G tests, boasts reinforced ports and hinges and a semi-rugged design, and has a spill-proof keyboard with peel-resistant keys.

A flexible camera for flexible learning
The Lenovo 100e comes with an HD webcam that can rotate 180 degrees. A fun way to capture photos and videos, the camera's unique design lets you interact with those around you. And it’s great for lab environments and team activities.

Power through lessons
The Lenovo 100e won’t slow you down, thanks to powerful Intel® processing, LP-DDR4 memory to boost performance and maximize power efficiency, and storage options that are fast and effiicent.

No outlet? No problem.
Fading batteries distract students and slow down learning. That’s why we engineered the Lenovo 100e to last the whole school day without recharging. And its lightweight, portable profile – just 2.7 lbs / 1.22 kg – means it won’t drag on-the-go students and teachers down.

Connect and collaborate
Whether you need to connect to the internet or another device, the Lenovo 100e will make it happen. Multiple ports deliver powerful and fast connectivity. And 2 x 2 AC WiFi primes it for collaboration and exploration.

Homework never looked this good
Students will spend a lot of time looking at the 11.6-in screen. And thanks to its HD resolution, it'll be easy on the eyes. Reduced eye strain means they can look at it even longer. Good news and bad news, students – you can spend more time on your homework!