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Metric | Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go | Acer Extensa 15 |
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Connectivity | #588 Winner | #839 |
Display | #869 | #803 Winner |
Performance | #862 | #777 Winner |
Build | #343 Winner | #380 |
Features | #821 | #666 Winner |
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The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go is a 14-inch laptop boasting a rugged design, LTE connectivity, and impressive battery life. Priced at £399 in the UK, it's an attractive option for those seeking a reliable Chrome OS device. With its military-standard build and spill-resistant keyboard, this Chromebook promises to withstand the daily grind. But does it live up to its price point? I took a closer look to find out.
Here's the rewritten text: I'm Denis, and I'm excited to share my thoughts on the new laptop that's joined me at the office - a brand new Acer Extensa 15. After years of using my trusty Lenovo Ideapad (which unfortunately developed a serious screen issue), I had to invest in a reliable replacement within a limited budget. With strict requirements for RAM, storage, and processor power, I opted for this Acer model with an AMD Athlon Silver 3050U processor, 8GB RAM, and a 512GB SSD - all at an affordable price of around $700.
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