3. Built to Last
Active Protection System
Detects sudden changes in motion
and temporarily stops the hard
drive to protect against data loss
from accidental impacts
Stronger, Island-style
Keyboard
60% Gap reduction to
protect keyboard keys from
being removed.
Also spill-resistant
Stronger Hinges
Designed to last 50,000
cycles
Stronger Bezel
1.2mm thicker plastic
to protect LED panel
Mil-Spec Testing
Exceeds industry standard
durability specifications
4. Top Cover Bumper
Rubber bumper absorbs force
from bumps and protects the
edges of the system
Reinforced Ports
55% stronger port for added
durability
Stronger Corners
33% stronger to reduce
damage from accidental
drops
Recessed Ports
Protects against
accidental damage
to ports
Built to Survive
5. Getting to Know Your X131e
HDMI Port
For connecting to most
digital TV sets
Card Reader
For copying pictures from
a digital camera
Powered USB (Yellow)
USB port that can also be
used to power cell phones or
other devices
Power Connector
6. Getting to Know Your X131e
VGA Port
Used for external monitors or
screens
Fan Exhaust
Crucial not to block this vent,
i.e. pillows and blankets
USB 3.0 Ports
Latest generation for faster
devices and legacy devices
Wired Internet
Headphone/Microphone
Utilizes one plug for standard
Headphones or a combined
headset
7. Keeping Students on Task
Wireless Activity LED
Provides a quick visual cue to instructors/parents to
ensure all students are online or offline.
10. FN + F6 – access communications center for camera and volume control
FN +F7 – switch between computer LCD and external monitor/projector
FN +F8 – adjust brightness down
FN + F9 – adjust brightness level up
FN +F10, F11, F12 – multimedia controls
F10 – rewind
F11 – play or pause
F12 – fast forward
Funtion Keys =„s Shortcuts
11. Know Your Schedule
– Your computer use will vary based on day and class.
– Manage your battery life accordingly
– Leverage common spaces for down time
Between Classes
– Do not turn your machine off
– Most cases it is best to put the computer in sleep mode
– If you will not use for over an hour, you can turn off your machine
During Class
– Adjusting display setting to dim and turn off screen can greatly enhance battery life
– Be careful with any attached devices (mouse, headphones, power adapter)
The School Day
12. Morning at Home
– If you do work before leaving home,
try to keep computer plugged in
– Save all your work
– Put your computer in “sleep” mode
Bedtime
– Make sure you have saved any relevant work
– Shut Down your system
– Be sure that the fan exhaust is cleared from obstruction
– Plug your power adapter in
At Home
13. Be Safe and Protect your computer
– Never allow non-family members to use your computer
– Never store it in open sight, i.e. back seat of car
– If possible lock in trunk
– Never leave it unattended in common places, i.e. coffee shops
– Be mindful of placing the power cord in traffic areas
Using Public Internet
– Do Not Turn on Public Sharing
– Limit your use of personal information
Around Town
14. Carrying Case
– Always use the case when moving from place to place
– Make sure the computer is asleep/off
Troubleshooting
– Seek assistance as soon as possible
– Be sure to communicate any recurring “issues”
Embrace the TrackPoint
– More Ergonomic
– More Efficient
Use the Right-Click
– Provides menu of options
– Likely to have an option for whatever task you want
(Copy, Save, Delete, Bold, Underline…)
General Tips
