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ASUS Chromebook CX1700CKA-WS48F 17.3" FHD Laptop Intel Celeron N4500, Dual-core 1.1 GHz up to 2.8 GHz 4GB LPDDR4X RAM 128GB eMMC Intel UHD Graphics Chrome OS -REFURBISHED $119.99
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ASUS Chromebook CX1700CKA-WS48F 17.3" FHD Laptop Intel Celeron N4500, Dual-core 1.1 GHz up to 2.8 GHz 4GB LPDDR4X RAM 128GB eMMC Intel UHD Graphics Chrome OS [newegg.com]
https://www.newegg.com/asus-cx170...0006-00292
- Intel Celeron N4500 Processor 1.1 GHz (4M Cache, up to 2.8 GHz, 2 cores) | Intel UHD Graphics
- 128GB eMMC and 4GB LPDDR4X RAM
- 17.3-inch Full HD 1920x1080 NanoEdge Display
- Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) + Bluetooth 5.2
- Chrome OS
https://www.newegg.com/asus-cx170...0006-00292
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ASUS Chromebook CX1700CKA-WS48F 17.3" FHD Laptop Intel Celeron N4500, Dual-core 1.1 GHz up to 2.8 GHz 4GB LPDDR4X RAM 128GB eMMC Intel UHD Graphics Chrome OS [newegg.com]
https://www.newegg.com/asus-cx170...0006-00292
- Intel Celeron N4500 Processor 1.1 GHz (4M Cache, up to 2.8 GHz, 2 cores) | Intel UHD Graphics
- 128GB eMMC and 4GB LPDDR4X RAM
- 17.3-inch Full HD 1920x1080 NanoEdge Display
- Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) + Bluetooth 5.2
- Chrome OS
https://www.newegg.com/asus-cx170...0006-00292
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(Newegg's 30 days return isn't adequate.)
(Newegg's 30 days return isn't adequate.)
This listing would seem to be for a factory refurbished Acer Chromebook shipped and sold by Newegg.
Good luck!
Jon
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Good luck!
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Decisions.
Repped.
Until I owned a few for a while (including the original google Pixel), and then realized they are just e-waste in disguise. After a few years, google will just stop provide updates for your model, and you are suppose to just throw it in the garbage and buy another one, for no good reason other than, we are google and there's nothing you can do about it. It pisses me off to no end to have a perfectly capable laptop, but the browser is so obsolete that it isn't usable anymore.
Not to mention all the schools that are buying these chromebooks in bulk. It solves the education problem (cheap usable laptop), but just creates so much e-waste because for a corporation/school district, there's no option but to throw it in the garbage once google drops support for a model.
One of the most disgusting business policy I've seen in a long time.
Sorry for hijacking this thread. Just wanted people to be aware of the limitations of Chromebook. If you are the type that uses a computer/lap for a while before upgrading, Chromebook may not be the best option for you. I can put the latest browser on a 15 year old PC or laptop, but I can't upgrade the browser on a much more capable chromebook.
Until I owned a few for a while (including the original google Pixel), and then realized they are just e-waste in disguise. After a few years, google will just stop provide updates for your model, and you are suppose to just throw it in the garbage and buy another one, for no good reason other than, we are google and there's nothing you can do about it. It pisses me off to no end to have a perfectly capable laptop, but the browser is so obsolete that it isn't usable anymore.
Not to mention all the schools that are buying these chromebooks in bulk. It solves the education problem (cheap usable laptop), but just creates so much e-waste because for a corporation/school district, there's no option but to throw it in the garbage once google drops support for a model.
One of the most disgusting business policy I've seen in a long time.
Sorry for hijacking this thread. Just wanted people to be aware of the limitations of Chromebook. If you are the type that uses a computer/lap for a while before upgrading, Chromebook may not be the best option for you. I can put the latest browser on a 15 year old PC or laptop, but I can't upgrade the browser on a much more capable chromebook.
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Until I owned a few for a while (including the original google Pixel), and then realized they are just e-waste in disguise. After a few years, google will just stop provide updates for your model, and you are suppose to just throw it in the garbage and buy another one, for no good reason other than, we are google and there's nothing you can do about it. It pisses me off to no end to have a perfectly capable laptop, but the browser is so obsolete that it isn't usable anymore.
Not to mention all the schools that are buying these chromebooks in bulk. It solves the education problem (cheap usable laptop), but just creates so much e-waste because for a corporation/school district, there's no option but to throw it in the garbage once google drops support for a model.
One of the most disgusting business policy I've seen in a long time.
Sorry for hijacking this thread. Just wanted people to be aware of the limitations of Chromebook. If you are the type that uses a computer/lap for a while before upgrading, Chromebook may not be the best option for you. I can put the latest browser on a 15 year old PC or laptop, but I can't upgrade the browser on a much more capable chromebook.
Thousand of dissposabel E-cigs are tossed in the trash every day and no one complains about this waste.
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Until I owned a few for a while (including the original google Pixel), and then realized they are just e-waste in disguise. After a few years, google will just stop provide updates for your model, and you are suppose to just throw it in the garbage and buy another one, for no good reason other than, we are google and there's nothing you can do about it. It pisses me off to no end to have a perfectly capable laptop, but the browser is so obsolete that it isn't usable anymore.
Not to mention all the schools that are buying these chromebooks in bulk. It solves the education problem (cheap usable laptop), but just creates so much e-waste because for a corporation/school district, there's no option but to throw it in the garbage once google drops support for a model.
One of the most disgusting business policy I've seen in a long time.
Sorry for hijacking this thread. Just wanted people to be aware of the limitations of Chromebook. If you are the type that uses a computer/lap for a while before upgrading, Chromebook may not be the best option for you. I can put the latest browser on a 15 year old PC or laptop, but I can't upgrade the browser on a much more capable chromebook.
Until I owned a few for a while (including the original google Pixel), and then realized they are just e-waste in disguise. After a few years, google will just stop provide updates for your model, and you are suppose to just throw it in the garbage and buy another one, for no good reason other than, we are google and there's nothing you can do about it. It pisses me off to no end to have a perfectly capable laptop, but the browser is so obsolete that it isn't usable anymore.
Not to mention all the schools that are buying these chromebooks in bulk. It solves the education problem (cheap usable laptop), but just creates so much e-waste because for a corporation/school district, there's no option but to throw it in the garbage once google drops support for a model.
One of the most disgusting business policy I've seen in a long time.
Sorry for hijacking this thread. Just wanted people to be aware of the limitations of Chromebook. If you are the type that uses a computer/lap for a while before upgrading, Chromebook may not be the best option for you. I can put the latest browser on a 15 year old PC or laptop, but I can't upgrade the browser on a much more capable chromebook.
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