Highly doubt this is 320gb storage - that's not really the Chromebook approach. 16gb - 32gb likely.
morgie to jamesrt
11 Jun 16#4
Yeah, as you mention above it is correct, this is the C710 model. It was an odd choice and one of their first Chromebooks. I really couldn't recommend going for this. Go for a C720 or similar instead.
jamesrt
11 Jun 161#3
Oops. My mistake. Turns out it's one of the few models with a large HDD.
3guesses
12 Jun 16#5
Does anyone know...
- the resolution of the screen
- if the memory can be ugraded
- if you can install another OS (Windows or Linux) on it
Picard123
12 Jun 162#6
The 710 is pretty grim as it's basically a Windows machine that they cannibalised in their first attempt to make a Chromebook.
Much better to stump another £20 and see if you can track down a 720 which (despite the similar model number) is a different external and internal design from the ground up. Makes the world of difference in terms of performance over this as the 720 has the Haswell CPU architecture, dual core CPU, SSD, m.2 SATA, USB3.0 etc. The 720 also runs alot cooler than the 710, has a better screen, better keyboard, better ergonomics, much longer battery life etc.
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I know its not going to win any prizes in the most powerful computer category but perfect for a mobile, light, easy to use chromebook.
Acer Aspire C710
320GB HDD
2GB RAM
Intel Celeron 1.1ghz
11.6" Screen
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My wife loves her 3 year old Samsung Chromebook.
- the resolution of the screen
- if the memory can be ugraded
- if you can install another OS (Windows or Linux) on it
Much better to stump another £20 and see if you can track down a 720 which (despite the similar model number) is a different external and internal design from the ground up. Makes the world of difference in terms of performance over this as the 720 has the Haswell CPU architecture, dual core CPU, SSD, m.2 SATA, USB3.0 etc. The 720 also runs alot cooler than the 710, has a better screen, better keyboard, better ergonomics, much longer battery life etc.
Chromebooks are not all the same!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6q5VIQEPkNM
Have a look on eBay for refurbished or used one. For example: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Acer-Chromebook-C720-29552G01aii-11-6-16GB-Intel-Celeron-1-4GHz-2GB-boxed-/282056024223
a 128 storage is about £50.
cracking machine for £110.
runs Ubuntu well.
have a couple done the his way