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If so, then I got a great deal on that Pentium N5000 Lenovo Flex 11 to replace my Pentium Dell Inspiron 7558 which I’m going to list on eBay for $269.99, $20 more than the Pentium N5000 Lenovo Flex 11 I got from the online Microsoft Store this past Thursday.
Since the Pentium N5000 was released well after Windows 10’s July 29, 2015 public release on December 11, 2017, I believe the newer Lenovo Flex 11 will work better with Windows 10’s apps as well as Microsoft’s products and services I use in Edge, Firefox, Chrome and Opera. I’ll also love it that I won’t see Dropbox 20 GB, an old version of McAfee LiveSafe and the worst, the no longer functional Dell Shop app meant for Windows 8 coming back up every time I reset my PC, which I’ve had to do too often on my Dell Inspiron 7558. I promise to keep my Lenovo Flex 11 until at least four years after I first use it, thus until December of 2022. I know it’s very difficult to predict how many new builds of Windows 10 I’ll get on a new device I got, but I need some insight on just what my favorite company means by the supported lifetime of the device. I was told a newer processor means more new builds of Windows 10 from any given date. When I get an answer to my question, I will reply to each one. As always, I much appreciate the help I’ll get here!
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Since the Pentium N5000 was released well after Windows 10’s July 29, 2015 public release on December 11, 2017, I believe the newer Lenovo Flex 11 will work better with Windows 10’s apps as well as Microsoft’s products and services I use in Edge, Firefox, Chrome and Opera. I’ll also love it that I won’t see Dropbox 20 GB, an old version of McAfee LiveSafe and the worst, the no longer functional Dell Shop app meant for Windows 8 coming back up every time I reset my PC, which I’ve had to do too often on my Dell Inspiron 7558. I promise to keep my Lenovo Flex 11 until at least four years after I first use it, thus until December of 2022. I know it’s very difficult to predict how many new builds of Windows 10 I’ll get on a new device I got, but I need some insight on just what my favorite company means by the supported lifetime of the device. I was told a newer processor means more new builds of Windows 10 from any given date. When I get an answer to my question, I will reply to each one. As always, I much appreciate the help I’ll get here!
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