GOOGLE CHROME LAPTOP BACKLIT KEYBOARD INSTALL

Not directly answering your question but a thought perhaps worth considering. (Both Chromebooks and Android come from Google.) More info here:Ĭhromebooks do support Android apps now, which is pretty cool. I don't know when each of these sees its end of support Google is supposedly making that more clear now than they used to.

(though it might be kind of slow with WIndows 10 - but at least you could.) Chromebooks are supported for about 6.5 years and then that's it - no more security updates, etc.

GOOGLE CHROME LAPTOP BACKLIT KEYBOARD INSTALL

By contrast, Windows laptops do not generally have that problem you could still install a free upgrade to Windows 10 of an old Windows 7 computer you bought ten years ago. One thing to watch out for with Chromebooks is that they have a specific end-of-life date for support, after which they cannot be upgraded (but you can keep using them). (In reality, both are probably less than advertised.) I doubt you'll really know the difference - maybe on a long international flight, the extra two hours might matter. The Acer does claim a 12 hour battery life though vs. So, you are getting more for the extra money if you buy the Asus. The Acer is just a standard laptop-style, not a tablet. And it's a '2-in-1' meaning you can flip the Asus over and flatten the keyboard, to make it kind of like a thick tablet.

(I am comparing two that both have 4GB of RAM and 64GB flash memory for the OS - Asus is $462.90, Acer is $391.53.) The Asus does have a much faster CPU than the Acer so it would be a little more responsive.

Susan, the Asus obviously costs a bit more than the Acer.

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