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There's a reason why Chromebooks are popular in schools — they're lightweight, speedy, and secure. Chromebooks don't rely on apps you download and install, leading to smaller storage capacities, and lower pricing. The Chrome OS operating system is provide...
Highly portable, Solid battery life, Compatible with Android apps, Excellent durability for kids...
Unattractive hinge design, Rockchip CPU could be faster, Limited hard drive storage...
If you're on the market for a lightweight, tablet-like device, then the Flip C101PA is a steal for $300. Despite its limitations, it delivers a good experience at its price point. It's a simple, function device with no serious flaws, and we think that's a...
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True to its name, the convertible Asus Chromebook Flip (C101PA-DB2) can flip backward into a tablet. Given its compact size, you could just as well say you're buying a 10.1-inch Android tablet with a keyboard attached.Such a concept would have been sketch...
By now, most of us probably think of Chromebooks as a catchall category, with individual models distinguishing themselves via incremental nudges in performance and battery life. Pricey Chromebooks like the Google Pixelbook reside in their own niche, tryin...
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True to its name, the convertible Asus Chromebook Flip (C101PA-DB2) can flip backward into a tablet. Given its compact size, you could just as well say you're buying a 10.1-inch Android tablet with a keyboard attached.Such a concept would have been sketch...
By now, most of us probably think of Chromebooks as a catchall category, with individual models distinguishing themselves via incremental nudges in performance and battery life. Pricey Chromebooks like the Google Pixelbook reside in their own niche, tryin...
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What it lacks in size, the Asus Chromebook Flip C101PA makes up for in names. It's a mouthful, but at 1.9 pounds and under 11 inches in width, this Chromebook is not a bagful. That, plus its 12-hour, go-go battery are the C101PA's best qualities.Unfortuna...
Under two pounds, Solid construction, True all-day battery...
Small, mushy keys, Frustrating touchscreen...
All told, the C101PA is certainly affordable, it just isn't as affordable as some of its competitors. Acer's Chromebook R11 accomplishes the same tablet feats as the C101PA, but for a bit less. The HP Chromebook 14 has similar internals to Asus's Chromebo...
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You can buy a cheap, bare-bones chromebook for $199, but the Asus Chromebook Flip C101PA ($299) gives you a lot more for an extra hundred bucks. Its aluminum rather than plastic chassis comprises a 2-in-1 convertible that folds from Laptop to Tablet mode...
Low price, Four-mode flexibility, Two USB-C ports, Bright screen and crisp keyboard...
Awfully small for adult hands and eyes, Android support still in beta...
The Asus Chromebook Flip C101PA is a capable and likable convertible, but you'll find yourself squinting and zooming to read its 10.1-inch screen and typing gingerly on its downsized keyboard...
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computershopper.com Updated: 2018-03-07 02:01:50
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Just as convertible Windows laptops have cemented a niche for themselves within the modern-laptop hierarchy, we're seeing more and more Chromebooks don the same 2-in-1 suit.A solid handful now—from makers such as Asus, Acer, and Samsung—feature the abilit...
Solid performance for a budget, non-Intel-based Chromebook, Stylish aluminum enclosure, Aggressive price, Flexibility to use as tablet or laptop, with high-quality touch screen, USB Type-A and -C connectivity...
Small screen not ideal for extended use in laptop mode, Cramped keyboard, So-so battery life...
A handsome Chromebook that converts to a tablet, this is a decent value as a compact, affordable Internet device. Just know: For extended productivity use in laptop mode, the screen and keyboard size will pinch...
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The $299 Asus Chromebook Flip C101PA is a sleek 2-in-1 Chromebook that is ideally suited for grade-school students. The Flip offers an attractive lightweight aluminum 2-in-1 that packs a pretty good 10.1 touch-screen display, above average battery life, s...
Sleek, lightweight design, Solid battery life, Good display, keyboard and audio, Runs Android Apps...
Too small for most adults...
Ideal for young students, the Asus Chromebook Flip C101PA is a well-rounded 2-in-1 with an attractive lightweight aluminum chassis...
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We've all heard the phrase "jack of all trades, master of none," and there's a distinctly negative connotation to it. The more something tries to do, the worse it is at any one task. Unfortunately, it still holds true today. But some products, like this o...
It isn't quite as fast as an Intel Core or M series, but the OP1 Rockchip SoC is a great performer, Two USBC ports that can charge the device plus microSD and a fullsize USBA port, Mostly aluminum and glass, $299 is a decent deal for this, Chrome OS is ni...
1280x800 just doesn't cut it in 2017, Key travel is actually great, but it's cramped and not near the "97% fullsize" advertised, It's a bit small, but usable...
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True to its name, the convertible Asus Chromebook Flip (C101PA-DB2) can flip backward into a tablet. Given its compact size, you could just as well say you're buying a 10.1-inch Android tablet with a keyboard attached.Such a concept would have been sketch...
Convertible form factor is perfectly suited for Android functionality, No-name OP1 microprocessor is up to the task, Solid value, when price, performance and functionality are factored in...
Keyboard is too cramped for adult fingers, No rear camera or GPS limits Android app experiences...
Business in the front, party in the backBy now, most of us probably think of Chromebooks as a catchall category, with individual models distinguishing themselves via incremental nudges in performance and battery life. Pricey Chromebooks like the Google...
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Performance Comparison The Flip can be used in laptop mode (left) or flipped (get it?) to be used in tablet mode (right). Performance ASUS recently upped the Flip's RAM from 2 to 4GB, which has made a world of difference. It scored an 8 in our performa...
Fast web browsing, portable, versatile, touchscreen adds versatility...
Somewhat expensive, smaller keyboard and screen...
The Flip blurs the line between tablet and laptop without making too many sacrifices on either account. Sure the attached keyboard makes it slightly more cumbersome than a standalone tablet, but it still feels imminently portable. And yes the keyboard is...
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topnewreview.com Updated: 2018-04-17 02:25:17
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Big performance from a small laptopThere have many attempts, by various manufacturers, to combine the best of both laptops and tablets. Some have been more successful than others, of course, but it's clear that there's interest in this market, and tha...
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The laptop world is a-changing. New CPUs and GPUs—yes, mobile discrete GPUs—are creating a new generation of laptops that are thinner, lighter, and faster than ever, even gaming laptops. We have lots of news from CES to share, as well as first looks and t...
The Asus ZenBook Flip might not be quite as elegant and powerful as its primary competition, but it costs a heck of a lot less and can still do the vast majority of the same workloads.Lenovo's IdeaPad Miix 520 is an outstanding Windows tablet in terms of...
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Table of ContentsYou may also like:Of course, the only way to make a computer for this money is to go back to basics, have a look at the menu outside basics, check your wallet, then go to the kiosk behind basics and order their cheapest option.So...
This is a laptop that consists entirely of compromises. But it's light, flexible, cheap, and for basic jobs it works fine...
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