A:AnswerWhile this Chromebook did come out in 2022, the AUE is based on the release date of the system board inside the Chromebook not the release of the Chromebook itself. The N4120 CPU and the boards based around it came out in 2019 which is why the AUE is 2027.
A:AnswerIn theory, yes. It would require buying a copy of Windows, formatting the hard drive and then installing Windows. However, because the computer has only 64 gigabytes of storage, there would be little else he could install on the computer. A better option would be to get a computer that comes with Windows already installed.
A:AnswerThank you for your question! The HP Chromebook 14a-ne0013dx is able to run such apps as Netflix or Amazon Prime Video by downloading them through the Google Play Store.
A:AnswerSetup on a new chromebook is easy and intuitive (not any harder than setting up a cellphone). It is "unlocked" when you get it. It will "work" without wi-fi, but it is MUCH more powerful and useful with a wi-fi connection. You can use your cellphone as a hotspot (that is, as a "network" sorta like your router at home), and hook up to the internet anywhere (in a car, the park, etc.). Hope this helps!
A:AnswerThank you for the feedback. Google sets the Auto Expiration Update, not the manufacturer or retailer, and it is subject to change (lengthen). The AUE is based on the date the product was introduced - originally offered for sale. For the 14a-ne0013dx Chromebook, the AUE is June 2027. Learn more here: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/6220366?hl=en#zippy=%2Chp
A:AnswerYes, it will, but be aware that some apps and services won't work. One option is to turn on the "hotspot" feature on your phone. That will create a portable WiFi network that you can use to put the computer online.
A:AnswerThank you for the question. The 14a-ne0013dx Chromebook does not have an SD card reader. You can connect an external card reader, though. We'll ask Best Buy to remove the picture from its media roll.
A:AnswerAssuming you're talking about the processor, there are two speeds listed for it. The "base speed" is 1.1 GHz. Think of that being like the idle speed of a car engine. And just like a car engine, the processor can speed up as its workload increases. The Celeron N4120 processor in this computer can speed itself up to 2.6 GHz.