It reminds us of Microsoft’s Surface Go, except this one is removable.I’m starting this review with the design and built quality. The fabric-clad stand cover that attaches to the back panel bends in the middle to form a kickstand that’s adjustable up to 135 degrees. The kickstand on the Lenovo IdeaPad Chromebook Duet’s stand cover is adjustable up to 135 degrees. The trackpad is centered under the spacebar. The pitch (the distance from center to center of adjacent keys) is 18mm, not too cramped considering the size. Although it’s very thin, the keys have a good travel of 1.3mm. It attaches to the tablet using pogo pins. We’re also not used to seeing nice keyboards on most Chromebooks, but the IdeaPad Chromebook Duet seems to have a pretty nice one.

Its 3:2 aspect ratio is better for productivity than 16:9, as a taller display lets you see more of your spreadsheet or document. Its 10.1-inch display has a healthy Full HD resolution of 1920×1200 pixels. We’re accustomed to fairly low-rent, low-res, low-brightness displays on most Chromebooks, but the Chromebook Duet pushes all that aside. The Lenovo IdeaPad Chromebook Duet’s detachable keyboard offers 1.3mm of travel and 18mm of pitch between the keys.

Those parts are included for the price, but if you want a (USI-compatible) pen, that will cost extra. The highlights of the IdeaPad Chromebook Duet’s design are its display, keyboard, and kickstand. Prices: $279 with 64GB, $299 with 128GB from Remove non-product link.Weight: 0.99 pounds 2.03 pounds with Keyboard Pack.Dimensions: 9.44 x 6.29 x 0.29 inches 9.64 x 6.66 x 0.71 inches with Keyboard Pack.The Lenovo IdeaPad Chromebook Duet is 0.71 inches thin with all components attached and closed.

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