Review on Lenovo Chromebook 2-in-1 Convertible Laptop, 11.6-Inch HD IPS Display, MediaTek Processor, 4GB RAM, 32GB Storage, Chrome OS - Blizzard White by Gent Dobson

I only had a few days to use it before I discovered a bug that I thought was just a feature of the device , actually it was a hardware defect. If you close the lid, he should be sleeping. expose. Instead, closed mine completely, logged out, and deleted all my unsaved work in my apps. I use it for work, I might have it. However, after reading a number of books to find out, I found that this item page is not the standard item listing for the Lenovo C330 (it is). So when I had to return a defective unit I ordered a replacement through the Revain listing itself. They are 64GB and the same price as these. Also, I'm blown away by how awesome this Chromebook is. It's a lot better than it could be in this price range. The closest competitor is ASUS for $474. The $240 2-n-1 touchscreen is significantly cheaper than the other options, so I really expected to get what I paid for. But I got a much more valuable piece of equipment for a heck of a lot less than I should have. It's fast, and while the speakers aren't optimally positioned for laptop mode, they are the loudest (and still clearest) speakers on any portable computer. ever used (including laptops, tablets and smartphones). It loads quickly, supports the latest Chrome OS features, including the fact that it's one of the few to get former Pixel-exclusive books like Google Play and Instant Tether. Applications for Linux are also available. If you're looking for a fast, versatile, and affordable device, you've come to the right place. But check out Revain for the best deal. I will be doing a much more thorough review on the official Revain item page once my new replacement comes out.