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Edited February 8, 2019
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Was looking for an inexpensive Chromebook for my 11 year old son's schoolwork and came across this ASUS C423NA Chromebook for $199.99 at COSTCO.COM
For $199 seems like a really good deal, surprised no one's posted about this. Anything wrong with this laptop??
14" 1080P seems hard to find under $399..
4G RAM and 32GB SSD is plenty for basic Google apps and surfing
Intel® Celeron® N3350 Processor 1.1GHz is my only concern, is this good enough to keep 8 tabs open and running smooth?
I don't really need the sleeve nor like a wired mouse, but hey it's a freebie I'll take it.
Plus 2 years COSTCO warranty makes me feel much safer, so pulled the trigger. Can always return if don't like it.
Anyone has hands on experience with this laptop?
https://www.costco.com/ASUS-C423N...31925.html
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First Impressions:
Physically feels solid, didn't notice too much keyboard flex. Keyboard travel is a little short for my taste, but should be ok for kids short term typing.
Screen: I can definitely notice sharper letters vs. my other 720P chomebooks. Brightness seems average even at highest setting. It's usable, just not great.
Speed: I tested 4-5 tabs open plus youtube streaming through my chromecast video and was working fine. I did notice Google Play store was a little slow during startup.
Overall seems like a decent deal at $199. Will see how it does in the next week to decide if it's a keeper.
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Listing of chromebooks [zipso.net].
I think if the deal model is the similar to the one I have, it is a pretty good deal.
@slaroche Imo touch screen for Chromebook is still irrelevant, if a touch screen could not be used to taking notes and draw(and draw artistically), probably better off not having it.
*One review says that there's 22GB available space of the 32GB. Surprised.