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A 14-inch entry laptop for school and home: Intel N4000, 8 GB memory, a quoted 4000 mAh battery and SSD options up to 1 TB.
£310to £375 depending on configuration
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Indicative range: £310–£375. Your quote list uses the starting price. The exact price for your chosen configuration is confirmed by quote.
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The Vidar Study 14 is the entry point to the 14-inch range. An Intel Celeron N4000 dual-core processor, 8 GB of memory and a 256 GB, 512 GB or 1 TB SSD cover the school and home workload: documents, browser research, video lessons and email. Windows 10 or Windows 11 is supplied depending on the build.
It is one of the few Vidar laptops with a published battery figure — 4000 mAh — and Bluetooth 4.2 is stated. Those two facts make it easier to plan around than most of the range, even though its processor is the oldest here.
The machine is deliberately modest. If the work includes photo editing, coding environments with containers, or anything that benefits from a newer architecture, step up to the Vidar Flex 14 (Intel N95) or the Vidar Perform 15 with discrete graphics. Resolution, ports, weight and model code are unpublished and confirmed on quote.
Intended for households and schools buying on price per seat: coursework, research, video lessons and light office documents.
Capacity is published; runtime is not. Real runtime depends on screen brightness, workload and battery age, and Vidar gives no figure we can stand behind. Treat the 4000 mAh figure as a size, not a promise.
For documents, browser research, video lessons and email, it is a workable entry processor. It is not suited to video editing, virtual machines or modern games. The Vidar Flex 14 is the next step up if you need more headroom.
Vidar publishes 8 GB and does not state a maximum, so no upgrade ceiling is published here. Ask for the memory configuration to be confirmed on the quote.
Vidar's detail page was region-restricted when we captured the catalog, so the record is built from the category listing. Any specification beyond the listing text is confirmed before you order.
| Specification | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Celeron N4000 (dual-core) | Vidar listing title |
| Memory installed | 8 GB | Vidar listing title |
| Storage | 256 GB | Vidar listing title |
| Main display | 14 inches | Vidar listing title |
| Operating system | Windows 10 / 11 | Vidar listing title |
| Wireless | Bluetooth 4.2 | Vidar listing title |
| Battery capacity | 4000 mAh | Vidar listing title |
| Graphics | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Resolution | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Ports | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Weight | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Model code | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
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