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I'll put in a word for the Dell Chromebook 11. Pros: I have beat the hell out of mine and it still looks brand new. Seriously, mine has taken a tumble off the top a moving car (don't ask, work stuff) and didn't even get a scratch. You can pick them up for under $200 from Dell scratch and dent. Keyboard and trackpad are of higher quality for the price. Battery life is really good. Cons: The screen has bad viewing angles. Unless your looking at it straight on everything is washed out, lower quality TN screen. Bulky, but this I give a half point because of the battery size and the ruggedness of the casing. Tinny speakers. I don't have a touch screen on mine so can't really comment on that.
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Atomizer posted:The Dell 11 is one of those low-end, rugged/EDU models. It's comparable to, say the Lenovo 11e, but the Dell has a worse, dual-core N3060 (and it sounds like other low-end components, although CB keyboards and touchpads are generally universally pretty good at worst.) Its main advantage is being cheap and durable; otherwise, it's not a model I'd recommend, although of course it works just like every other CB. I agree its not a great Chromebook but I would say its the best in its class of beating the poo poo out of it and if it breaks you don't really care because its so inexpensive. If your not beating the hell out of your laptop or looking for something with better specs I would definitely go with something else.
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