Good price, and this supports Android Play store (via the beta channel). However, processor lets it down. Even for ChromeOS, this is slow.
sam_of_london
26 Dec 16#2
No play store, no touch screen. Only few Google apps work on chrome book
lukec123
26 Dec 16#3
It's never a good idea to get a 2GB Chromebook no matter the price. As the 4GB R11 isn't available in the UK get the Asus Chromebook Flip if you want a convertible.
Dragon32 to lukec123
26 Dec 16#5
Is there anywhere doing the Flip for this price though as just searched on Amazon and it's £100 more than this?
Thanks Mark.
Zarjaz2000
26 Dec 16#4
This DOES have a touchscreen. And it does have the Play Store. Using the one I got my daughter for Christmas right now, in fact. Great for her needs.
fishmaster to Zarjaz2000
26 Dec 16#11
It's true that it has the Play Store, but importantly it should be pointed out the Play Store is in beta on Chromebooks currently.
mikerr
26 Dec 16#6
Can it do Linux?
fishmaster to mikerr
26 Dec 16#10
Yes via Crouton.
Sunni
26 Dec 16#7
Seems to be two versions available in the UK. One with 16gb eMMC memory and one with 32gb. The 32gb has a marginally faster processor. Both have touchscreens and are some of the first Chromebooks to have access to the Android playstore.
The R11 in the US are much better. They have a 4gb variant as well as significantly better processors.
In case you are looking for YouTube videos to see performance, make sure you are checking a UK review.
Dazzla to Sunni
27 Dec 161#13
The 4GB version is available in the UK. I paid around £230 for it in September:
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Thanks Mark.
The R11 in the US are much better. They have a 4gb variant as well as significantly better processors.
In case you are looking for YouTube videos to see performance, make sure you are checking a UK review.
https://uk-store.acer.com/acer-chromebook-11-cb5-132t