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Acer adds a new color to the Chromebook C720P

Before the upcoming CES 2014 event, Acer said it will expand the Chromebook C720P laptop to add a new version.

Author: Jessica Tanner2 minutes read

Before the upcoming CES 2014 event, Acer said it will expand the Chromebook C720P laptop to add a new version.

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Chromebook C720P-2600 with beautiful white design

According to CNET on Thursday, Acer said the new model extended an option codenamed C720P-2600, with a luxurious white design. Previous C720P version was only black.

In terms of configuration, the Acer C720P-2600 still uses an 11.6-inch touch screen that achieves a resolution of 1,366 x 768 pixels ( HD standard ), Intel Celeron 2955U processor ( based on Haswell architecture ), 2GB RAM, drive 32 GB SSD. The battery life of the device is about 7.5 hours. The selling price is US $ 299.

When buying the device, users are also given a 100 GB storage account at Google Drive service within 2 years. This version will be sold in January.

Reportedly, Chrome OS is an operating system built from the Chromium open source platform based on web and cloud computing.

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