After the months delay, Samsung Chromebook 2 was finally released in May with specs that promised to keep loyal Samsung fans in tact. Reviews from critics now surface online as they talk about the cheap and inexpensive laptop, without that much compromise.
First coming out in 2012 with a desktop version called the Chromebox running on Chrome OS, big names like Hewlett Packard, Google and Lenovo announced their own versions. In the following year, Samsung unveiled and released specifically for the Indian market, Samsung Chromebook with Exynos 5 Dual Core processor.
Samsung Chromebook 2 released early this year, boasts of exceptionally affordable price without compensating the quality of a chromebook, and a Samsung device. Specs and reviews have surged online site, revealing both positive and negative feedback on the product, and helping you decide whether this one is right for you.
The main feature of the released Samsung Chromebook 2 reveals its simple and elegant design, beginning with the leather-built design. Samsung explains, "The lid features the stylish and chic unique leather-like stitched design adding to the sophisticated look. Even more impressive is how productive it is. Its HD resolution scree, optimized hangout video conferencing, and enhanced Exynos 5 Octa enable outstanding performance, especially with Wi-Fi speeds that are three times faster than before."
The official specs of Samsung Chromebook 2 reveal a 289.6-mm width, 204.8-mm in D, and 16.8 mm in height. It operates on Google Chrome with an 11.6" HD led display (1366x768), 4GB DDR3L system memory at 1600 MHz, 16 GB e.MMC iNAND embedded flash drive, with stereo speakers, internal digital mic and 720p HD web cam.
Latest news on the updated specs of Samsung Chromebook 2 reveal however that the most recent release include an Intel Celeron Processor N2840, 2GB of RAM with 16GB storage built-in. It also comes with a 4,080mAh battery that lasts up to 9 hours in power.
Reviews of Samsung Chromebook 2 reveal that the device is highly functional - almost exceeding expectations for its affordability. Business Insider talks about the "dirt cheap" laptop "but doesn't feel like it". Another review of Samsung Chromebook 2 in Engadget shows that the "$400 laptop never looked so good."
