Best Buy has ASUS 2-in-1 14" Chromebook (C433TA-M364, Blue) for $179. Shipping is free, otherwise free curbside pickup is available where stock permits.
Thanks to community member JBuckeye for finding this deal.
The stunning ASUS Chromebook Flip C433 takes convertible Chromebook design to the next level. Its stylish contemporary looks, compact portability and powerful specifications are all designed to let you get things done with no fuss, all day and every day. ASUS Chromebook Flip C433 features a four-sided NanoEdge 14-inch display — with ultraslim bezels and an incredible 85% screen-to-body ratio.
Model Number:
C433TA-M364
Product SKU:
6512628
Backlit Keyboard:
No
Battery Type:
Lithium-ion polymer
ENERGY STAR Certified:
Yes
EPEAT Qualified:
No
Graphics:
Intel HD Graphics 5000
Graphics Type:
Integrated
Operating System:
Chrome OS
Processor Model:
Intel Core m3
Processor Model Number:
Intel Core M3-8100Y
Product Weight:
3.09 pounds
Screen Resolution:
1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
Screen Size:
14
Storage Type:
eMMC
System Memory (RAM):
8 gigabytes
Total Storage Capacity:
64 gigabytes
Touch Screen:
No
Type of Memory (RAM):
LPDDR3
eMMC Capacity:
64 gigabytes
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Best Buy has ASUS 2-in-1 14" Chromebook (C433TA-M364, Blue) for $179. Shipping is free, otherwise free curbside pickup is available where stock permits.
Thanks to community member JBuckeye for finding this deal.
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The m3-8100Y remains an outlier in the CPU lineup. The overall takeaway is that for ChromeOS this otherwise oddball CPU works and works well. However, if you're trying to meaningfully compare the performance per dollar to other Chromebooks read on...
The m3-8100Y has one big factor in its favor, in that it is based upon full-fat i-series cores. That's where the good news ends, in part because there are only two (2) cores in this CPU and not four (4). However, adding even more insult to injury is the fact that this is an ultra low power CPU model so, although it is arguably incredibly efficient, the total power limit is a mere 5W. As such this CPU is solidly positioned where almost all dual-core i-series CPUs have sat: just barely above 2- and 4-core Atom CPUs, but well below any of the 4-core i-series CPU options available which make such solid long-term performance options for the last 15+ years(!). Thankfully, though, ChromeOS doesn't haven the same performance needs as Windows and truly thrives on even minimal CPUs like this one.
Additionally, this chromebook is packing a touchscreen (despite the Best Buy documentation to the contrary) and 8GB of RAM at the sub-$200 price. That along with a nice-ish design (bordering on premium but also totally not) makes this a genuine step above the $100 basic education chromebooks. Prior to the recent cratering of the market for chromebooks this would have been a killer deal, the only thing ruining it being that x86 chromebooks with touchscreens have been crashing below their prior $200 price floor for some time. This is certainly a solid chromebook investment given the ability to competently support Android with touch screen support and the availability of 8GB of RAM (which facilitates virtualization such as Linux support). However, there have been some similarly good deals coming through in the last few months that have packed in either years more support with more modern CPUs packing just a bit more performance for a small incremental investment or value choices that deliver more thanenough performance per dollar to rest comfortably with any other associated compromises.
This is a nice deal, but it is also not likely be the last nice deal on a chromebook this year...
i'm debating on this or the $99 lenovo.. that's running windows..
i know it's apples and oranges..
This is probably the better buy with C charging, backlit keyboard.. more ram..
probably worth the extra $80.. maybe i'll buy the lenovo for the wife lol
i'm debating on this or the $99 lenovo.. that's running windows..
i know it's apples and oranges..
This is probably the better buy with C charging, backlit keyboard.. more ram..
probably worth the extra $80.. maybe i'll buy the lenovo for the wife lol
She's on the forum and just found out you're buying her the cheaper crappier unit. 😁
What's happens after it expires? Can you still use the laptop without any issues?
Your device will stop receiving ChromeOS and browser updates. These updates include: Security updates, bug fixes, and new features for Chromebooks. Existing features may stop working.
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Still a lot faster than any Celeron/Pentium powered unit, including the newer N4500.
The N6000 multi-cores a little faster on average but it's close.
The m3-8100Y remains an outlier in the CPU lineup. The overall takeaway is that for ChromeOS this otherwise oddball CPU works and works well. However, if you're trying to meaningfully compare the performance per dollar to other Chromebooks read on...
The m3-8100Y has one big factor in its favor, in that it is based upon full-fat i-series cores. That's where the good news ends, in part because there are only two (2) cores in this CPU and not four (4). However, adding even more insult to injury is the fact that this is an ultra low power CPU model so, although it is arguably incredibly efficient, the total power limit is a mere 5W. As such this CPU is solidly positioned where almost all dual-core i-series CPUs have sat: just barely above 2- and 4-core Atom CPUs, but well below any of the 4-core i-series CPU options available which make such solid long-term performance options for the last 15+ years(!). Thankfully, though, ChromeOS doesn't haven the same performance needs as Windows and truly thrives on even minimal CPUs like this one.
Additionally, this chromebook is packing a touchscreen (despite the Best Buy documentation to the contrary) and 8GB of RAM at the sub-$200 price. That along with a nice-ish design (bordering on premium but also totally not) makes this a genuine step above the $100 basic education chromebooks. Prior to the recent cratering of the market for chromebooks this would have been a killer deal, the only thing ruining it being that x86 chromebooks with touchscreens have been crashing below their prior $200 price floor for some time. This is certainly a solid chromebook investment given the ability to competently support Android with touch screen support and the availability of 8GB of RAM (which facilitates virtualization such as Linux support). However, there have been some similarly good deals coming through in the last few months that have packed in either years more support with more modern CPUs packing just a bit more performance for a small incremental investment or value choices that deliver more thanenough performance per dollar to rest comfortably with any other associated compromises.
This is a nice deal, but it is also not likely be the last nice deal on a chromebook this year...
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The m3-8100Y has one big factor in its favor, in that it is based upon full-fat i-series cores. That's where the good news ends, in part because there are only two (2) cores in this CPU and not four (4). However, adding even more insult to injury is the fact that this is an ultra low power CPU model so, although it is arguably incredibly efficient, the total power limit is a mere 5W. As such this CPU is solidly positioned where almost all dual-core i-series CPUs have sat: just barely above 2- and 4-core Atom CPUs, but well below any of the 4-core i-series CPU options available which make such solid long-term performance options for the last 15+ years(!). Thankfully, though, ChromeOS doesn't haven the same performance needs as Windows and truly thrives on even minimal CPUs like this one.
Additionally, this chromebook is packing a touchscreen (despite the Best Buy documentation to the contrary) and 8GB of RAM at the sub-$200 price. That along with a nice-ish design (bordering on premium but also totally not) makes this a genuine step above the $100 basic education chromebooks. Prior to the recent cratering of the market for chromebooks this would have been a killer deal, the only thing ruining it being that x86 chromebooks with touchscreens have been crashing below their prior $200 price floor for some time. This is certainly a solid chromebook investment given the ability to competently support Android with touch screen support and the availability of 8GB of RAM (which facilitates virtualization such as Linux support). However, there have been some similarly good deals coming through in the last few months that have packed in either years more support with more modern CPUs packing just a bit more performance for a small incremental investment or value choices that deliver more thanenough performance per dollar to rest comfortably with any other associated compromises.
This is a nice deal, but it is also not likely be the last nice deal on a chromebook this year...
https://www.asus.com/laptops/for-.../techspec/
Good luck!
Jon
1771 Single Core
2956 Multi Core
That's plenty for Chrome OS and 8gb ram. This is a good deal, nice screen too. 1080p IPS at almost 300 nits.
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i know it's apples and oranges..
This is probably the better buy with C charging, backlit keyboard.. more ram..
probably worth the extra $80.. maybe i'll buy the lenovo for the wife lol
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i know it's apples and oranges..
This is probably the better buy with C charging, backlit keyboard.. more ram..
probably worth the extra $80.. maybe i'll buy the lenovo for the wife lol
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The N6000 multi-cores a little faster on average but it's close.
The m3-8100Y has one big factor in its favor, in that it is based upon full-fat i-series cores. That's where the good news ends, in part because there are only two (2) cores in this CPU and not four (4). However, adding even more insult to injury is the fact that this is an ultra low power CPU model so, although it is arguably incredibly efficient, the total power limit is a mere 5W. As such this CPU is solidly positioned where almost all dual-core i-series CPUs have sat: just barely above 2- and 4-core Atom CPUs, but well below any of the 4-core i-series CPU options available which make such solid long-term performance options for the last 15+ years(!). Thankfully, though, ChromeOS doesn't haven the same performance needs as Windows and truly thrives on even minimal CPUs like this one.
Additionally, this chromebook is packing a touchscreen (despite the Best Buy documentation to the contrary) and 8GB of RAM at the sub-$200 price. That along with a nice-ish design (bordering on premium but also totally not) makes this a genuine step above the $100 basic education chromebooks. Prior to the recent cratering of the market for chromebooks this would have been a killer deal, the only thing ruining it being that x86 chromebooks with touchscreens have been crashing below their prior $200 price floor for some time. This is certainly a solid chromebook investment given the ability to competently support Android with touch screen support and the availability of 8GB of RAM (which facilitates virtualization such as Linux support). However, there have been some similarly good deals coming through in the last few months that have packed in either years more support with more modern CPUs packing just a bit more performance for a small incremental investment or value choices that deliver more thanenough performance per dollar to rest comfortably with any other associated compromises.
This is a nice deal, but it is also not likely be the last nice deal on a chromebook this year...
https://www.asus.com/laptops/for-.../techspec/
Good luck!
Jon
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