Review on 15.6" Lenovo Ideapad laptop L340-15API 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 5 3500U 2.1 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 256 GB, AMD Radeon Vega 8, DOS, 81LW005ARK, Platinum Grey by Micha wierczewski ᠌

The Google laptop's model number is 81LG00AHRK, and I purchased it for $17,000 with no regrets. I just used the laptop I brought to set up Linux and use the console. It found out that the laptop performs incredibly well under Centos 8, which is inconsistent with the cost. A kernel ate is necessary for System Version 1905 in order for the touchpad and WiFi to function. The touchpad on Centos 7 is functional, however WiFi is not. There are several connectors on the left side of the side panel, including a 3.5 combination jack for headphones and a microphone, one HDMI port, a gigabit LAN connector, two standard USB ports, and one USB Type-C port for adding more extensions (I use an adapter to classic USB 3.0 ) There is only a Kensington lock connector on the right side, which is fortunate for me because a typical user wouldn't be interested in it. There is a lot of empty space inside near the disk and a connector that looks like an M.2 slot (I'm not sure if this is it, but google suggests it might be), both of which need disassembling the entire laptop to access. A free SO-DIMM DDR4 installation slot is also available on the board. A normal SSD with a SATA connector is utilized for work. My opinion is that the laptop has an intriguing solution: the cooling outlet is situated just beneath the screen, allowing you to securely close either its left or right side. The traditional way to breathe is from below.