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The Chromebook is in the strictest sense a solid state device. However, if you're referring to its hard drive, the 64Gb drive (or 32Gb) is not an SSD (solid state drive), but is listed as an eMMC (embedded multi-media card) which is slightly slower than an SSD, but probably not noticeable to us mere non-geek mortals.

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The Chromebook is in the strictest sense a solid state device. However, if you're referring to its hard drive, the 64Gb drive (or 32Gb) is not an SSD (solid state drive), but is listed as an eMMC (embedded multi-media card) which is slightly slower than an SSD, but probably not noticeable to us mere non-geek mortals.
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