![]() ![]() Screen: 14-inch LED high definition 1366 x 768 pixels Here is the Acer Chromebook 314 configuration sent to TechRadar for review:ĬPU: Intel Celeron N4000 1.1Ghz (dual-core) If you're looking for something to use as an everyday next-to-the-sofa laptop or something to do all your online work on with no trouble, then this is the best Chromebook for you. It also lacks a fingerprint reader, though that seems like nitpicking somewhat. It also suffers a bit from not having a touchscreen - unlike its smaller brother the Acer Chromebook Flip 311 which really gives that Chromebook an edge in interaction. It's not as compact as some might like, making it slightly more unwieldy - a hangover of its laptop-inspired design. However, when you team the range of ports with its very reliable WiFi connection, the overall connectivity of Acer Chromebook 314 is pretty solid - though not spectacular. It also has no external display ports so there's no opportunity to hook this up to a monitor or screen for presentations, unless you use an adapter - again, sacrificing a USB port. However, you'll quickly run out of space after you've connected a mouse, keyboard and phone or external drive, so that could be seen as an opportunity missed, particularly if its trying to emulate a laptop experience. ![]() There's two of each kind of USB (C and A) to keep your extra devices live (one USB-C is for charging the Chromebook). The connectivity and ports offered are pretty good, too. Acer Chromebook 314 (Silver) at Amazon for $189 (opens in new tab). ![]()
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