Acer Chromebook 311 (C733U) Review | Part 1 скачать в хорошем качестве

Acer Chromebook 311 (C733U) Review | Part 1

This Acer Chromebook 311 review throws up a number of interesting questions we all need to ask ourselves, including what do you really need from a laptop? While more expensive laptops from Apple, Dell and Acer turn up the power and the technology, this low-cost Chromebook turns common thinking on its head: this is a simple, robust and effective laptop that bucks many trends. What this isn't is a notebook, we all remember how limited that trend for low-tech PCs didn't really suit anyone. As this is a Chromebook it uses ChromeOS, ensuring some processing power is placed in the Cloud. While pitched against higher end Windows PCs it could be found wanting, but at this end of the tech spectrum it offers an agile and cheap laptop. We have a guide to the best Chromebooks if you want to see what else is around, and we have a list of the best Google products for all uses. Inside the Acer Chromebook 311 is a basic setup, an Intel Celeron N4000 CPU and entry-level 4GB of RAM coupled with 32GB of internal storage. While this is limiting it's also very reliable, which is crucial to this laptop. It's a design brief that carries through the Acer Chromebook 311's build quality; forget large screen size, neat bezels and finesse this laptop is rugged and robust. It's chunky, built from toughened rubberised plastic and offers a spill-proof keyboard. It's the kind of laptop you'd happily leave laying around the student union bar safe in the knowledge a spill won't wipe away a year's coursework.