Acer - Spin 15 2-in-1 15.6" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Pentium - 4GB Memory - 32GB eMMC Flash Memory - Sparkly Silver
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Description
Features
Google Chrome OS
Chrome OS is the speedy, simple and secure OS that powers every Chromebook. Chrome OS updates automatically every 6 weeks with the latest software and virus protection.
15.6" Full HD 10-point multitouch screen
CineCrystal glossy screen technology maintains the vivid colors in your photos and videos. The 1920 x 1080 resolution boasts impressive color and clarity. IPS technology. LED backlight.
4GB system memory for basic multitasking
Adequate high-bandwidth RAM to smoothly run multiple applications and browser tabs all at once.
32GB eMMC flash memory
This ultracompact memory system is ideal for mobile devices and applications, providing enhanced storage capabilities, streamlined data management, quick boot-up times and support for high-definition video playback.
360° flip-and-fold design
Offers versatile functionality with laptop, audience, tabletop, presentation and tablet modes.
Built-in cloud support
Easily save your files to your Google Drive account for secure access wherever you go. You can also sync with your other devices running Chrome and even work offline when needed. Fees may apply.
Intel® HD Graphics 505
On-processor graphics with shared video memory provide everyday image quality for Internet use, basic photo editing and casual gaming.
Weighs 4.85 lbs. and measures 0.8" thin
Thin and light design with DVD/CD drive omitted for improved portability. 3-cell lithium-ion battery.
Built-in media reader for simple photo transfer
Supports microSD memory card formats.
Wireless/Wired connectivity (WiFi 5 - 802.11 ac)
Connect to a Wireless-AC router for nearly 3x the speed, more capacity and wider coverage than Wireless-N. Backward-compatible with all other Wi-Fi networks and hotspots.
Built-in HD webcam with microphone
Makes it easy to video chat with family and friends or teleconference with colleagues over Google Hangouts or other popular applications.
Backlit keyboard
Allows you to enjoy comfortable and accurate typing, even in dim lighting.
Built-in virus protection and Google products
Work, play and do right out of the box with Search, Gmail, Talk, YouTube and Hangouts, then personalize with the Chrome Web Store. Multiple layers of protection defend against viruses and malware.
Additional port
Headphone/microphone combo jack.
Note: This Chromebook does not include a built-in DVD/CD drive.
Intel, Pentium, Celeron, Core, Atom, Ultrabook, Intel Inside and the Intel Inside logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
What's Included
- Acer Chromebook Spin 15 CP315-1H-P8QY
- 3-cell battery
- USB-C power adapter
Manuals & Guides
- User Manual (PDF)
Key Specs
- Screen Size15.6 inches
- Screen Resolution1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
- Touch ScreenYes
- Processor ModelIntel Pentium
- Processor Model NumberN4200
- Processor Speed (up to)1.1 gigahertz
- Storage TypeeMMC
- Total Storage Capacity32 gigabytes
- eMMC Capacity32 gigabytes
- System Memory (RAM)4 gigabytes
- Operating SystemChrome OS
- Battery TypeLithium-ion
- 2-in-1 DesignYes
- Backlit KeyboardYes
General
- Product NameSpin 15 2-in-1 15.6" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Pentium - 4GB Memory - 32GB eMMC Flash Memory
- BrandAcer
- Model NumberCP315-1H-P8QY
- ColorSparkly Silver
- Color CategorySilver
Display
- Screen Size15.6 inches
- Screen Resolution1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
- Touch ScreenYes
Processor
- Processor BrandIntel
- Processor ModelIntel Pentium
- Processor Model NumberN4200
- Processor Speed (up to)1.1 gigahertz
Storage
- Storage TypeeMMC
- Total Storage Capacity32 gigabytes
- eMMC Capacity32 gigabytes
- Hard Drive AcceleratorNone
Memory
- System Memory (RAM)4 gigabytes
- Type of Memory (RAM)Not provided
- Cache Memory2 megabytes
- Number of Memory Sticks Included1
Graphics
- Video Memory TypeShared
Compatibility
- Operating SystemChrome OS
Connectivity
- Wireless NetworkingWireless-AC
- Headphone JackYes
- Ethernet Card10/100/1000
- Number of USB 3.0 Type A Ports2
- Number of USB 3.1 Type C Ports2
Power
- Power Supply InputUSB Type C
- Power Supply Maximum Wattage45 watts
- Battery Cells3-cell
- Battery Capacity4670 milliampere hours
- Battery TypeLithium-ion
Camera
- Front-Facing CameraYes
- Front Facing Camera Megapixels0.92 megapixels
- Front Facing Camera Video Resolution720p
- Built-In MicrophoneYes
Features
- 2-in-1 DesignYes
- Backlit KeyboardYes
- Touchpad TypeCorning gorilla glass
- Media Card ReaderYes
- Speaker TypeStereo speakers
Dimension
- Product Height0.8 inches
- Product Width15.2 inches
- Product Depth10.3 inches
Certifications & Listings
- ENERGY STAR CertifiedNo
- EPEAT QualifiedNo
Included
- Included SoftwareGoogle Play and Google Apps
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 year
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 year
Other
- UPC191114920589
Customer reviews
Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars with 634 reviews
(634 customer reviews)Rating by feature
- Battery Life4.5
Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars
- Speed4.3
Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars
- Display4.3
Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars
to a friend
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great for College
||Posted . Owned for 3 weeks when reviewed.I have had this for almost a month, and this is just fantastic. It looks classy and worth $700 when in fact I got this with a student deal of $399, plus $49 of Microsoft office for one year. I bought this at the City of Industry Best Buy because it's always out of stock at Fresno and Clovis. Good thing I listened to my gut when I was visiting my Aunt in LA. It's great for homework and streaming stuff online. Service: I also really like the service of the saleslady (Alexandra I think, a fellow college student) who tested this out for me and helped me compare which is the best, long-lasting laptop, perfect for my Biology major. She was so helpful and friendly and asked all my questions. It also helps to research your product beforehand. Backlit Keyboard: This won out because, not only does it have a Backlit keyboard (so handy especially when you're in your dorm and you don't want to disturb your sleeping roomie with a lamp on) but it's big enough for you to enjoy streaming video, e.g. YouTube, Amazon etc. My only gripe (which isn't really) is there's no caps lock key, home, end key. I've been using Microsoft all my life, so it takes getting used to, like most new things. Can always look up Google for Chromebook keyboard shortcuts, it is pretty easy. Storage and ports: You could connect a USB or make use of Google's Cloud which helps me a lot in organizing and storing files for easy access to a public computer on campus, and in case you forget your thumb drive. It's complete with HDMI port so you can connect this to a projector if you need to. I haven't tested out the Bluetooth for printing out papers, but I did test this laptop to connect to my Google Pixel3a phone as hotspot. I'm thinking about buying a printer sometime soon, but only when there's A REALLY GOOD DEAL (Black Friday?) Hint hint, Best Buy. I'm up for deals especially as good as this one. Trackpad: The trackpad is a breeze. Very intuitive. You could always adjust the settings to edit/add more shortcuts. I was thinking of buying a mouse as well, part of the bundle, but seeing how impressive this is, there's no need to. Schoolwork: I haven't been using Microsoft Office as much as Google Docs, but it's nice to have backup if you don't have internet. I utilize "Keep Notes" and "Calendar" a lot, reminding me of my activies ahead. Audio and Screen: Wonderful. Screen is big enough to enjoy streaming movies and shows. You don't have to crane your neck, move forward or squint, especially for a product at this price range. I'm happy with 1080 HD. OS: Sometimes it does "blink" or slow up, specifically if I get a lot of notifications from my email. I'll just have to adjust the frequency of those notifs, so no big deal on that. It gets updates just like an Android phone. Physical: so lightweight, I've been carrying this in a backpack around on campus, walking 10 minutes to and fro most days, and it doesn't feel heavy at all. Also because the backpack I bought that came with this is excellent and padded (Next review). It's also sturdy and you feel that when you open up your screen, it won't break. The top of the Chromebook is very durable and won't scratch at all, in fact it's quite scratchproof. Nice criss-cross texture to it too. Overall, just take care of it, and it'll take care of you :) As a Bio Student, this is perfect for me and all my theses, projects and essays.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
A big Chromebook with a small price
||Posted . Owned for 1 week when reviewed.I finally grew tired of waiting forever for Windows to load, and made the jump to Chromebook. Yes, there are to limitations. But there Is almost nothing you can't do with this machine. Through Chrome Apps and browser extensions, you can almost always find an alternative to common Windows programs. If your computing needs involve mainly web surfing, email, shopping, YouTube, browser games, online documents through either Google Drive or Office Online, then I very highly recommend this Chromebook. Its 15" screen is clear and sharp. It boots in seconds. It handles the online game Elvenar with ease, a graphic intense game that cripples my Windows system that has a Pentium CPU in the same class as the processor inside this Chromebook. This Chromebook runs circles around my Windows PC, You can fold this Chromebook in half and use it as a tablet. But at 5 pounds, it is not meant to be a handheld device. But it works great in tablet mode in your lap. This is not like your smart phone, though, as the screen doesn't rotate to portrait mode. But using the Chromebook in tablet in your mode is really convenient for gaming, or surfing, or emailing with the touch screen. The virtual keyboard works great. It even has voice input which I just used to write this sentence. In summary, if you are looking to buy a Chromebook, but are hesitant, give this machine a closer look. I love mine.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
Pretty good Chromebook with "thick" bezels
||Posted . Owned for 1 month when reviewed.I'm pretty happy with the purchase of this product. It is on the heavy size compared to other Chromebooks on the market. The screen is a nice size, the chrome OS is blazing fast but I thought about returning it more than once. The thing that bothers me a little are the really thick bezels on this computer. I think Acer needs to work on their design a little bit, the screen looks like something from the 2000's. Otherwise, the computer does it job very well, loud speakers, great keyboard and pad. Would I recommend it? Sure. Is it for everyone ? No. It depends on your needs. Better replacement from that Win "Sur..." from 2015 for sure.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
I recommend this product
||Posted . Owned for 3 weeks when reviewed.$345. Totally satisfied with the price. Backlit keyboard and a crystal clear touchscreen. 15.6 inch screen great for watching TV(YouTube TV). Not very portable though, it's huge and heavy. Also you can fold it all the way back and set it up like a tent. Or a tablet. This product gets 5*'s from me
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Nice school laptop
||Posted . Owned for 2 weeks when reviewed.Bought this for my kid. We did not need the touchscreen, but thought why not. Good price from BB. Had an issue with display when we switched it on first, had lines. Then I looked up internet before returning it. Someone recommended updating to latest chrome (which was not the case when I started it up). Once the system is working, there are no issues yet.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Best Chromebook you can afford!
||Posted .I looked up the reviews and bought one for my mom. It was so good i had to buy one for myself! Great laptop, AMAZING BATTERY LIFE. Great Sound, beautiful display, works fast, NO COMPLAINTS! We need more things made this nicely!
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Winner winner! Like a desktop, only thinner!
|Posted .I am a 30 year veteran of the computer industry, I worked on computers back when screens showed only one color (green or amber). Or they didn’t have a screen at all, and instead printed everything on a teletype widebody dot matrix printer. I worked for a couple of companies that designed the first thin and light computers. Of course back than that designation was completely different than what we have today. The technology advancements are nothing short of incredible, if only our transportation system and energy sector advanced at the same rate! I could spend time making comparisons for the technology in the Acer CP315 and compare it to the laptop computers I worked on 20 years ago. But that would be laughable and pointless. Instead I’ll tell you my impressions of this computer, what I think it’s good for and whether I recommend it. Hardware Very impressive build quality! I would not have expected this level of fit and finish at this price point. It’s really incredible that Acer can manufacture a system this solidly built, with quality components and keep the price point so low! A true testament to engineers, and their constant pursuit of building high quality products efficiently and cost-effectively. The body and chassis are stiff and feel well put together. It feels like a single unit, which is impressive. I really like the texture materials, and the high-end look and feel. Outstanding! The screen quality is quite good. The resolution is excellent, and the backlit screen is very evenly lit and accurate. Edge to edge the light emission appears quite evenly distributed. Fonts look crisp and not-blurry at all even at the highest supported resolution. Very, very nice! Off angle viewing is also surprisingly good! Far better than I expected it to be. That’s good and bad depending on what you will use this for, if you don’t want people next to you seeing what you are typing - well, this screen won’t help you any because it displays well even at extreme angles. Having said that there is a fair amount of glare on the screen, which I attribute to the touch screen capabilities. What’s that you say? Touchscreen? Yep! Not only is the panel crisp and clear but also doubles as a touchscreen display. More on that shortly… Color reproduction is also very good, and very minimal artifacting even while watching fast moving videos. The keyboard is shockingly good! The debounce is good, the travel length of the keys just right! Really good, and not at all like the terrible ‘chiclet’ style keys of the past. I can type on this keyboard and not get frustrated. It doesn’t have much feedback in terms of sound, but that’s not unusual. I like the old-fashioned clickity click mechanical keyboards - I’m kind of spoiled that way. My first PC was an IBM XT with an 8088 process and a keyboard that weighed more than the entire Acer CP315 with adapter! Ha! As far as laptop keyboards go, this one is excellent. And for bonus points it’s backlit! Good job ACER! Built-in storage is a mere 32GB… I say that jokingly because my first notebook computer had a 100mb hard drive! It was puny and slow, by today’s standards. But back then it was state of the art. What can I say, I guess I’m old… The 32GB of flash memory in the CP315 is all you need, honestly. If you feel you need more, go ahead and add it. Acer was kind enough to provide a MicroSD card slot and USB 3.0 ports. Knock yourself out if you really want to pile in more memory. But it’s not worth it in my estimation. This is a networked Internet device, that uses as part of its architecture Google’s online services and storage. The whole idea of this system is to separate out the processing part from the storage part. Storage is online, is plentiful and can be accessed anywhere in the world so long as you can access the Internet. Well maybe not in China and North Korea where it would likely be blocked. Add Iran to that too.. Hah! You can save your work locally, for those times that you won’t have access to the Internet (on an airplane for instance). But memory is cheap, if you are running low - go buy some more… The battery life in this machine is awfully impressive! It’s rated at 14 hours, and while I haven’t reproduced that - it wouldn’t surprise me if that’s a real number. I’ve used the CP315 for 8 hour straight on battery only and it still had battery life left. YRMV. There aren’t any moving parts in this system, Acer did a great job optimizing energy consumption. This is the laptop I’ll bring with me on extended trips. The power adapter is also lightweight, small and features a long cable. Nice!~ The touchpad is… Ummm… A touchpad. I was never a big fan, and I’m still not. I liked the old trackballs of the old laptops. They just don’t exist anymore. You have to buy external ones and plug them in. The touchpad on this computer is ginormous! There is plenty of surface area to get very detailed movements on. I should like it, but I just don’t care for any touchpads. The other thing I don’t like about this particular touchpad is that there are no buttons. Zero. Not two, now one. Instead the button(s) are under the touchpad so you have to train yourself to click and double click in place on the touchpad. If you’ve used Apple notebooks, this will make perfect sense to you. But I’m an old fashioned mouse guy, and I haven’t got comfortable with it yet. Having said that the touchpad combines a number of capabilities and functions all in one. One finger press, one finger drag, two finger press, two finger drag… Ugh… Read the manual is all I can say… The CP315 is the contortionist amongst other normal laptops. It has an ingenious hinge design that not only holds the screen stable at most every angle I tried, it also allows the user to flip the screen completely backwards. The end result is that the laptop transforms into a tablet computer. I personally don’t have much use for that, but I’m sure lots of people do. The feature is there if you want it. When you convert it to a tablet the keyboard and touchpad are disabled so you don’t accidently type things on the screen. In tablet mode you will use the touchscreen to navigate and type - it’s like a big smartphone in this mode. I recommend getting a stylus to use if this mode is important to you. It is really cool, and a nice added bonus for those people that will appreciate it. The speakers sound very and are very loud for the size and depth of this laptop. No complaints at all! Of course most people have Bluetooth speakers, and headphones. I tried both and they both connected quickly and worked flawlessly. I tried the built-in webcam and microphone only long enough to verify they work. They work… I haven’t used them in practice, but I’m sure given everything else with this machine they’ll work equally well. So that’s a review of the hardware, of the major functions. Oh the wifi works great! No problems at all, fast solid connection. Never lost connection, very stable. No ethernet connection of course, this notebook is too thin. If for some reason you must be hard wired, you can use a USB style connector. I won’t review the software on this computer because Acer didn’t design it, they integrated it. This runs the Chrome OS, and uses Apps instead of full fledged software applications. This operates a lot like Microsoft Windows, but it’s not. It takes a little getting use to. But if you have an Android phone, you probably already know how to use this. So who is this computer meant for? In my opinion it’s perfect for the user who wants to browse the Internet, to watch videos online, to correspond via email and to use the wide assortment of Google Chrome Apps. You get access to Google’s excellent office productivity apps. I wouldn’t use this to write a thesis or my memoirs, but in a pinch it can double as a work computer. But this is not a gaming computer, nor is it meant to be. It has enough power to do what I mentioned but not anything requiring lots of processing power. If you are a power user and want to play video games or edit large videos - this isn’t for you. But if you are looking for a stable and well-built laptop that will keep going on battery power all day long - this is a winner - and you better believe I recommend it. It’s a bargain!
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
"Spinning" its way into my heart.
|Posted .It's been an amazing year for Chromebooks especially since they added the Google play store. I was using an Acer Chromebook 15 from last year as my device but this one is much improved plus the "Spin" feature makes it even more useful than last years model with the same performance which still feels good use. Design: The design is great with the aluminum well-constructed throughout the top and surrounding the keyboard. Almost the same as last year with a textured top. There is a nice silver trim that just gives off the illusion of luxury. Everything about the laptop feels nice even the bottom of the laptop which is plastic but better than last year model. Chromebook Spin 15 somewhat lightweight, it feels heavier than a basic Chromebook 15 from Acer. I can still pick this up with one hand and place it down but not as easy as before. The design also allows for the Spin feature to work which lets you put the Chromebook in Tablet mode. Screen: The screen is great to look at for a Chromebook. it's a 1080p IPS Muti-Touch panel and nothing looks ugly on this screen. Having the touchscreen allows you to use the Google play apps that are available. I am able to multitask with more than one screen open at once. The screen gets really bright when you turn up the brightness and gets low enough not to disturb anyone next to you. YouTube Netflix and Hulu all look amazing on the vibrant screen. Games look awesome like Asphalt 8 as well. Sound: The speakers are placed on each side of the keyboard and the speakers are LOUD. There are not tiny small speakers at all and they sound way more fuller than anything on a tablet. Youtube at its loudest is a treat to hear but listening to music on Google Play Music, Pandora, Spotify, and Apple Music sounds loud and clear. There isn't a lot of bass in the speakers but they do get loud enough for people to enjoy. When the speakers on this laptop aren't enough, When connected through Bluetooth you can use any wireless speakers you have. Don't have Bluetooth? Well just use the headphone jack on the side of the laptop. But the speakers are amazing on the laptop itself though. There is one problem, in presentation mode, the speakers will be muffed laying down. I wish Acer would have put 2 more speakers on the bottom of the Chromebook Spin. Performance: Intel Pentium makes this Laptop hum though many task and great for a Chromebook like this.This laptop cuts through whatever Chromebooks do. Acer Chromebook also never overheats at all. I had multiple tabs in chrome open while using some Android apps. It opens up a whole new mind of mindset getting used to having an OS so smooth with Google Play store. Other apps like Netflix, Youtube, Hulu, Amazon, and Pluto TV all was here working just fine with the respective apps. If you doing basic task this is the product to own! Battery Life: THE STAR OF THE SHOW AGAIN. I have never ever witness battery life in a laptop EVER such as this! I was getting INSANE standby time but using it all day was great. there was never a time I was worried about the battery dying out. The Acer Chromebook 15 last so long before needed another charge. Certainly the first laptop I can confidently walk out the door and be safe about it lasting all day. Keyboard: The keyboard works well with a nice travel between them. They are pretty satisfying to click even as I type this review in the dark The keys are backlit. They are bright enough to get work done at later hours of the night. There are some annoyances that I personally don't like about it as with the last year model. One is the long "search" on the left is still there. I nearly hit the key every time near the "a" on the keyboard, It's not as bad as it was on the last year model but its still annoying. I can't fault it because I think this is just a Chromebook thing. Another problem I have with the keyboard is that there are two icons that are "gears" one is a big one and one is a small one, you control the brightness with these keys and they feel mislabeled and nothing that could resemble brightness. Something I wish Google would change but this doesn't take points of Acer's efforts. Chromebook 15 Spin biggest feature is well the "Spin" the ablity to turn it into many standing modes and even laptop. This makes it closer to an Android tablet too albeit being thick. Laptop Mode: Standard mode you and most likely other people will use. Nothing special here, This mode makes it look like a basic laptop. Tablet Mode: This is a mixed bag, There are things to love about tablet mode as you can use the device as a tablet for the tons of apps on the Google play store. Some people found it strange to hold in tablet mode and I'm here to report that it is depending on what you do. If you browsing around on the browser or using it to play Spotify then it's very good to use. The basic task is great for the tablet mode but gaming is a different story due to button placement of each game onscreen. If one of the things you use android is gaming spear yourself the trouble and get a BT controller. You will quickly realize that the tablet mode is not very easy to hold for long periods of time. The keys on the keyboard deactivate in this mode so you are not hitting buttons by accident. Tent Mode: This makes the laptop pop up into tent mode so you can watch or play your Media, Music, or even play some old school games in a "Nintendo Switch" fashion. I use this mode more then I thought I would, It's nice to just pop it up and watch Hulu like an HDTV. Presentation Mode: Same like tent mode this pretty much make your screen more accessible. Allows easy touch for the screen and showcasing what you have on screen to friends/ family/co-workers. I like this mode as well but there are some drawbacks with sound as the speakers lay flat against the table blocking them. I/O ports and others: 2 USB-C ports for charging on each side of the laptop, 2 USB 3.0, MicroSD card slot, and headphone jack all work fine. if you need ports its funny enough here on this Chromebook 15. all the same ports from Chromebook 15. There is a webcam and the quality is ok, It's there if you need it but that is about it. MIMO Wireless is supported so superfast Wifi is here. My final word is I love it, I love everything about it because it feels like the hardware with the software is unmatched. If you have the basic Chromebook 15 don't feel compelled to upgrade but for newcomers this is perfect. The build is phenomenal, the OS is fluid with the performance as always. For my basic internet needs, this is the best product to use, because Acer did an outstanding job. I had no shortcomings from using the device and would recommend this to my family, friends, and students. Good job Acer.
I would recommend this to a friend
Q: QuestionI'm going to write a book, would this cromebook be good for my needs? If not what do you suggest?
Asked by mepicky.
- A:Answer At least one award-winning writer, John Scalzi, has used a Chromebook to write some of his novels. I would say that's a clear vote of confidence for a Chromebook. I use an older version of this laptop (not a 2-in-1, but this size and general layout) and have used it to write lengthy documents as well.
Answered by Jason
Q: QuestionI take alot of photos with a good camera (nikon D3500). Will this display them in quality form? Also can I print from this laptop?
Asked by Rob546.
- A:Answer i have a Sony FDR AX33 , a 4K video & 20.9 Mega Pixel still camera and it does that one just fine Super high resolution
Answered by MrRoverpilot
Q: Questionis the screen glossy or matte?
Asked by stuff.
- A:Answer The LCD is glossy on the Chromebook.
Answered by TeamAcer
Q: QuestionCan you use Mircosoft excel and word on this chromebook?
Asked by Microsoft.
- A:Answer Yes you can use Office on a Chromebook now: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/how-to-install-and-run-microsoft-office-on-a-chromebook-32f14a23-2c1a-4579-b973-d4b1d78561ad
Answered by TeamAcer
Q: QuestionIs there a limit to the size of Micro SD card supported?
Asked by Tim.
- A:Answer I put a 128 in mine I do not have the money to try a 256 or 512
Answered by MrRoverpilot
Q: QuestionIs this model ONLY touchscreen?
Asked by Nickleback.
- A:Answer This functions like a standard Chromebook but adds touch screen capability.
Answered by TeamAcer
Q: QuestionIf my Internet connection does not work, can I still use this device?
Asked by JAVV.
- A:Answer Yes you can, but it is a little pointless. Since it is a Chromebook, Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets are available offline, as well as some Google Play Store apps and games, but that is it. Most of the other items you use a laptop for like watching videos or surfing the net require an internet connection.
Answered by Landry1
Q: QuestionCan this chromebook be connected to the internet by wire if I don't want to use wifi? If so ,what port and what kind of wire? Thanks.
Asked by lionell.
- A:Answer You can buy an inexpensive adapter to plug an Ethernet cable into the USB port. We use them at the school I work for.
Answered by khplyler