SeekerAcer Chromebook R11
The R11 is a decent, if unspectacular device. Having the option to position it in a variety of modes is fun, but the sometimes sluggish performance makes it hard to recommend to anyone who wants to do more than a couple of simultaneous tasks. If your needs are light and you value the flexible hinges though, it’s a nice machine all the same, but we’d still opt to wait for the 4GB alternative.
-- As reviewed by TechAdvisor
Product details
- 11. 6" HD IPS 10-point multi-touch screen (1366 x 768)
- 4GB of DDR3L Onboard Memory and 32GB eMMC
- 802. 11ac WiFi featuring 2x2 MIMO technology (Dual-Band 2. 4GHz and 5GHz) and Bluetooth 4. 0
- Up to 10 Hours Battery Life, 1-USB 3. 0 port, 1-USB 2. 0 port and 1-HDMI port, Built-In HD Webcam, Google Chrome Operating System
- Intel Celeron N3060 Dual-Core Processor (Up to 2. 48GHz)
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Expert reviews and ratings
By TechAdvisor on March 03, 2016
The R11 is a decent, if unspectacular device. Having the option to position it in a variety of modes is fun, but the sometimes sluggish performance makes it hard to recommend to anyone who wants to do more than a couple of simultaneous tasks. If your needs are light and you value the flexible hinges though, it’s a nice machine all the same, but we’d still opt to wait for the 4GB alternative.
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By TechAdvisor on September 06, 2015
Our first impressions of the Chromebook R11 are good – it’s got a brilliant price tag, and is absolutely perfect for anyone who needs slightly more than a tablet can offer them in terms of screen size and the keyboard, but doesn’t want to splash out on a full laptop when they’re mainly going to be using it for word processing and browsing the web. It’s a shame that it’s a bit on the heavy side for tablet use, and battery life could be better, but overall it’s an impressive new entry into the Chromebook market from Acer.
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