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| Acer's most recent Chromebook offers 10 hours of battery for $250 |
Acer has been discharging Chromebooks adjusting speed with moderateness.
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Acer has been discharging Chromebooks adjusting speed with moderateness. The organization presented its most recent Chromebook 11 at CES as a fanless, little frame workstation with touch and non-touch screens that gloats up 10 hours of battery life.
While Acer didn't discharge correct specs for the models - we just know they'll don the 'most recent Intel Celeron processors,' for instance - yet noted they'll accompany 4GB of memory and either 16GB or 32GB of eMMC stockpiling. The PCs will have a couple of USB 3.1 Type-C and two USB 3.0 ports and additionally a MicroSD card peruser. Its 11.6-inch IPS 1366 x 768 pixel show comes in either touch or non-touch variations, however it's hazy how much the distinction will influence the cost (past Acer Chromebooks saw a $50 knock for a touchscreen). It will likewise have bolster for the Google Play store and access Android applications.
We do realize that those lower-execution alternatives have dropped the Chromebook 11's beginning cost to $250, which is marginally less expensive than the rough Chromebook C771 that Acer presented for understudies last August. In any case, it has twofold the RAM of the latest Chromebook 15 that the organization discharged in October, making it significantly more fit for multitasking through Google's Chrome application suite. In case you're searching for a moderate arrangement with a not too bad battery life, Acer's Chromebook 11 will hit Europe, the Middle East and Africa in March and achieve North America in April.