Lenovo releases two new Chromebook

Today, Lenovo, the world's leading PC maker, has released two consumer-level Chromebook, respectively, LenovoN20 and n20p. In late January this year, Lenovo once released a thinkpad11e hybrid pen, which runs Windows or Chrome systems for $349-449. Lenovo's new Chromebook is obviously much cheaper today, with N20 selling at $279 and n20p for $329. The price is very competitive. LenovoN20 and n20p have a 11.6-inch 1366x768 screen (n20p can support touch operation), 4GBRAM, with the Intel Celeron processor, the local storage space is 16GB, this capacity is really not much, Chromebook is a forever online pen power, the local cannot store install too many programs stored. The LenovoN20 and n20p front camera pixel is 1 million, basically can satisfy the user to use Googlehangout to carry on the video chats. Since the Chomeos web version of Skype has not yet arrived, users can temporarily use Googlehangout instead, the latter video quality is also very good. LENOVON20 and n20p support Bluetooth 4.0.2 support with 2 USB ports (Lenovo is not advertised as USB2.0 or 3.0), an HDMI output port, and a SD/MMC card reader. The difference between N20 and n20p is that, in addition to n20p support touch, the latter can be folded 270 degrees. N20 and n20p currently have only one color choice-green grey. Chromebook is a relatively practical notebook solution, with low prices have been welcomed by students, of course, there are new market users love, to meet the day-to-day learning and office use.