The product experts at Reviewed have all your shopping needs covered. The base version will sell for $479.99 and the enterprise version will go on sale later this March for $749.99. Sadly, we’ll have to wait until February to see it live, but it seems like it will be worth the wait. It should easily outpace its affordable Windows rivals, although the competition this CES is stiff with the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 also promising a phenomenal ChromeOS experience for under $600.įor Enterprise users, there is also an Enterprise Chromebook 14 option, which gives workers Zero-touch Enrollment in order to automatically configure the device the moment it’s turned on and connected to the internet. On the inside, you will find an AMD Ryzen 3 processor, up to 16GB of RAM, and up to 256GB of storage-this kind of performance profile is huge for a Chromebook.

If it’s anything like the Acer Spin 3 we tested last year, it could be an amazing 2-in-1 that packs a powerful combination of speed, great battery life, and a fantastic watching experience-especially for the money. With a beautiful, military-grade aluminum 2-in-1 chassis and a scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass display, this Chromebook may be a must-have for the rough and tumble crowd who puts their laptops through the ringer every day. To get a sneak peek at the latest product trends delivered straight to your phone, sign up for text message alerts.Īlong with a slew of new laptops and gaming monitors, Acer announced a new, ultra-sleek Chromebook at CES 2021: the Chromebook Spin 514.

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