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HP's Stream 11, the $200 Windows laptop that wants to kill Chromebooks

The Stream 11 notebook may be low-rent in components, but not in build. Measuring 11.81 inches wide by 0.78 inches high by 8.1 inches deep, and weighing 2.82 pounds, the Stream 11 feels solid, with a sturdy hinge—definitely more rugged than many Chromebooks I’ve tried (not counting Google's flagship Pixel, of course). Its fanless design is refreshingly quiet. You can buy the Stream 11 in two colors: Horizon Blue or Orchid Magenta. Inside the Stream 11 is an Intel Celeron N2840, a 2.2GHz dual-core Bay Trail-M Atom chip, and 2GB of RAM. While the 32GB of eMMC flash storage is fast, it's also meager—expect only 21.5GB of usable storage, with about 3GB taken up by Office 365. Just downloading the PCMark and 3DMark benchmark ZIP files, unpacking them, and then trying to download Windows updates in the background filled the available space. The Stream's USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports, plus the SD card reader, are therefore all the more precious.