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HP - 2-in-1 14" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Core i3 - 8GB Memory - 64GB eMMC Flash Memory - White
Model: 14-DA0011DXSKU: 6301869
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- Best answer: It depends by what you mean by full substitute. You should clearly think through your use case before switching operating systems. It will run Microsoft apps from the google play store or office 360 online. You can also use online banking and check book apps from google play store. You can run most media apps with no problem (notable exception - iTunes, although you can run Apple Music if you are willing to ‘sideload’, but this is a hack). Chrome will open PDF’s with a Chrome extension. You can store files locally, but the Chromebook user should think in terms of using google drive as default storage, with internal storage used for files needed for offline access. And don’t let the 64GB of internal storage deter you. This Chromebook also features a micro SDcard slot so you can easily add storage by inserting a micro SDcard. BE AWARE THAT PRINTERS are a special subject in the Chrome OS world. Make sure you are aware of your options if you intend to print from a Chromebook.
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- Best answer: It depends by what you mean by full substitute. You should clearly think through your use case before switching operating systems. It will run Microsoft apps from the google play store or office 360 online. You can also use online banking and check book apps from google play store. You can run most media apps with no problem (notable exception - iTunes, although you can run Apple Music if you are willing to ‘sideload’, but this is a hack). Chrome will open PDF’s with a Chrome extension. You can store files locally, but the Chromebook user should think in terms of using google drive as default storage, with internal storage used for files needed for offline access. And don’t let the 64GB of internal storage deter you. This Chromebook also features a micro SDcard slot so you can easily add storage by inserting a micro SDcard. BE AWARE THAT PRINTERS are a special subject in the Chrome OS world. Make sure you are aware of your options if you intend to print from a Chromebook.
- Best answer: You actually can use Office 365 with a Chromebook, as well as the Office apps from the Google Play store.
- Best answer: You actually can use Office 365 with a Chromebook, as well as the Office apps from the Google Play store.
- Best answer: It has a core i3 processor that does have a cooling fan, unlike a lot of other Chromebook models which use fanless core M or celeron processors. So far the fan is the one thing I haven't been thrilled with on this computer. It's not terribly loud, and it doesn't run all the time, but it also doesn't take very long of using the computer for the fan to come on. Like I said, it's not all that loud, so really this has been a minor inconvenience rather than a dealbreaker, although that's definitely more of a personal preference thing. Overall I've been really pleased with this model- the core i3-8130u is crazy fast (faster than the fanless models used on most Chromebooks- that's the trade-off!), and this model might have the nicest trackpad and keyboard I've ever used on a laptop, period.
- Best answer: June 2025
- Best answer: June 2025
- Best answer: yes , 512 GB
- Best answer: The keyboard backlight can be turned on or off using the Alt-Bright key combination. It has several levels of brightness that it cycles through with each press of the Bright key (the same key used to increase screen brightness, but combined with Alt to control the backlighting).
- Best answer: The keyboard backlight can be turned on or off using the Alt-Bright key combination. It has several levels of brightness that it cycles through with each press of the Bright key (the same key used to increase screen brightness, but combined with Alt to control the backlighting).
- Best answer: This is a capacitive touch screen so most stylus will work but you can just as easily use your finger most of the time. Wacom makes very nice ones or Insignia makes nice ones that are a bit less expensive with a bigger tip.
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- Best answer: This is a capacitive touch screen so most stylus will work but you can just as easily use your finger most of the time. Wacom makes very nice ones or Insignia makes nice ones that are a bit less expensive with a bigger tip.
- Best answer: If you didn't tell me it had a fan, I wouldn't know. The machine's latest-generation Intel Core i3 processor, plus improved thermal management and metallic construction mean that the fan rarely runs at more than a whisper. I would definitely not worry about it.
- Best answer: If you didn't tell me it had a fan, I wouldn't know. The machine's latest-generation Intel Core i3 processor, plus improved thermal management and metallic construction mean that the fan rarely runs at more than a whisper. I would definitely not worry about it.
- Best answer: The HP x360 currently (Feb 2019) runs Chrome OS version 72, which does not (yet) support running apps off of the SD card. That capability is said to be in the dev channel now, at least for Android apps. With 64Gb of internal memory (52 Gb free for user to use), you've got a lot of space to install apps and extensions on this Chromebook. The SD card can house nearly all app data like email, photos, audio files, video files etc. And of course, when you buy one of these, Google gives you two years of 100Gb storage on your Google Drive.
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- Best answer: The HP x360 currently (Feb 2019) runs Chrome OS version 72, which does not (yet) support running apps off of the SD card. That capability is said to be in the dev channel now, at least for Android apps. With 64Gb of internal memory (52 Gb free for user to use), you've got a lot of space to install apps and extensions on this Chromebook. The SD card can house nearly all app data like email, photos, audio files, video files etc. And of course, when you buy one of these, Google gives you two years of 100Gb storage on your Google Drive.
- Best answer: Chromebooks will not run Office like a standard PC, you would have to use either the online version of Office or the Android Apps.
- Best answer: Chromebooks will not run Office like a standard PC, you would have to use either the online version of Office or the Android Apps.
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