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WetGeek How is it going with your 11-3120?
I love that little computer. It is from the Latitude line developed for the education market, built kid-tough, solid as a rock and with a good non-touch non-reflective display. The retail price reflects the build quality (my 11-3120 retails for $669 but I got it Dell-refurbished much, much cheaper), noticably better built than the Inspiron 11-3180. The specs are good -- 8 GB RAM, 128 GB NVMe SSD, 53 WHr battery -- and the Pentium N6000 is more than adequate to run Windows 11. I don't sit and think "come on, already" like I used to do running Windows 10 on the 11-3180. The 11-3120 is obviously not for gaming or serious multitasking, but I have had 10-12 tabs open in Edge without a noticeable effect on performance.