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Google unveiled a new addition to its growing stable of Chromebooks, the HP Chromebook 11. The device is on sale now for $279, and offers a white plastic case with color-splashed variants which draw from the palette of the Google Chrome logo to spice things up a bit. The device is made especially for those users who live in the browser, and never venture out for anything.
The HP Chromebook 11 is aimed at a different market as compared to the Chromebook Pixel, but still offers a lot of the same benefits and value as its higher-priced predecessor. The device is remarkably light and it uses micro-USB to charge, the same charger used by just about every Android smartphone and tablet in existence, as well as most modern mobile devices. So the charger supplied with HP Chromebook 11 can also be used to power your smartphones. The laptop gets a reported six hours on its built-in battery. HP Chromebook 11 is one of the lightest laptop on the market as it weighs in at just over two pounds.
Other features include the 11.6-inch IPS display, as well as a magnesium frame that supports the plastic exterior and should make it pretty durable. The speakers are resides under the keyboard in order to provide better sound. Many Google apps come built-in, including 100GB of Google Drive cloud storage (free for two years) and a 60-day free trial of Google Play Music All Access.
HP Chromebook 11 is powered by a Samsung Exynos 5250 processor. You’ll be running Chrome OS. As the processor is not too powerful, its’ not going to be doing any heavy-duty video processing.
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