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After being in limelight with a well-built smartphone: ZenFone 2, Asus has again managed to come in headlines by launching its compact laptop, called Chromebook C201. Based on Chrome operating system, this gadget has been claimed to render best-in-class computing-experience as well as inclusion of this firmware developed by Google makes the machine quite fast, secure and responsive.
The newly-introduced Chromebook is unified with a Rockchip quad-core processor just like its convertible sibling: Chromebook Flip C100. The laptop comprises a huge battery in its 0.7-inch thin shell, which has been boasted to deliver 13 hours of lifespan that makes it more promising than its double-jointed companion.
The device is handy and portable with 11.6-inch HD display and a weighing of 2.16 lbs that will be suitable for the grip of consumers. As per Asus, the new invention of corporation is decked with a large touchpad with gesture recognition and houses 100% full-size keyboard with high-quality key mechanism, which are enough to make it user-oriented.
The brand-new member of Chromebook family has been designed in two RAM models: 2GB and 4GB. However, details about its internal storage and maximum storage capacity are yet-unknown. Touching the subject of connectivity, C201 confers dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11ac and Bluetooth BT4.0 options.
To catch the eyes of folks, laptop will come with free 100 GB of Google Drive for 2 years. Most Importantly, Taiwanese manufacturer is offering this well-designed handheld at just $169 that is roughly Rs. 10,500 according to Indian currency. Moreover, it has been claimed to roll out in US market first in May 2015.
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