Little by little it seems that the idea of offering Chromebooks to all your customers has caught on with practically all computer manufacturers. We have a clear example in the ASUS Flip, one of the most attractive and interesting Chromebooks on the market. Unfortunately it is also true that, due to the fact that it is oriented to a market where this type of computer is not too demanding, in terms of technical characteristics it is perhaps a model too basic. This could change thanks to a renovation that could hit the market shortly.
According to the latest rumors close to the company, it seems that ASUS would be working on the development of a new version of its particular Chromebook that could be presented in just a few days at the CES 2017. This model, internally, has been baptized with the name of 'C302CA'and stands out among other things for having far superior features to the Flip, enough to make it one of the most interesting options on the market, especially for those who, knowing what a Chromebook can offer, are looking for a guarantee model.
ASUS will bring a new, more powerful and attractive Chromebook to CES 2017.
Among the most interesting features of this proposal, highlight for example its new screen of 12,5 inches with resolution 1080p which, as it has been filtered, will be tactile. As the heart of this model, ASUS engineers would have opted for a Intel Core M3 instead of the previous Rockchip, 4 GB of RAM y 64 GB storage memory, without a doubt a more than successful bet that will surely translate into a much more fluid and versatile model.
As is already more than usual, the new ASUS Chromebook will have two USB-C ports or with a microSD card reader. Thanks to all these characteristics, this new model has everything necessary to become a very interesting and even the most powerful option, within a market where we find perhaps too modest proposals. At the moment it is not officially known the price at which this Chromebook can reach the market although, according to gossip, it could be around praise U.S. dollar 499.
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