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ASUS Chromebook Flip C434 (8th Gen Intel Core m3-8100Y, 8GB RAM, 32GB eMMC) $680 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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The processor in this Chromebook is now a couple years old, and 32GB storage is laughable, but it's a really solid device with excellent build quality. An elegant fanless Chromebook.

Processor: Intel m3-8100Y processor, 1.1GHz base processor speed, 2 cores
Operating System: Chrome OS
Display: 14 inch touch FHD (1920x1080) display
Memory & Storage: 8GB RAM | Storage: 32GB eMMC

I own one of these with only 4GB of RAM, and I find it to be excellent.

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  • Would it be possible to upgrade this to an SSD? From what I know eMMC is slower than an SSD by a big factor. Other than that this looks awesome.

    • I doubt it, unfortunately. Best options for expanding storage are an SD card or a fast external drive (it can support USB 3.2).

  • +1

    See also:

    IdeaPad Flex 5i 13" Chromebook
    13.3" FHD (1920x1080) WVA 250nits Glossy, 45% NTSC, 10-point Multi-touch.
    4 GB Soldered DDR4-2666
    64 GB eMMC 5.1
    45W USB-C
    Integrated 51Wh
    802.11AX (2x2) & Bluetooth® 5.0

    Supports Up to 128GB SSD M.2 2242 PCIe 3.0x4 NVMe as an upgrade option if you buy from Lenovo website

    CPU options
    i5-10210U
    i3-10110U - this has been as low as $422

    https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B08QHRQ861) if anyone is interested

    • +1

      Got this for my son's schoolwork.

      Considering now in remote learning, glad we got this instead of the 11" duet which we were tossing up between.

    • Indeed, would get this - lower price and ssd to boot!

    • Had the Flex 5 i3/4GB/64 for the last 8 months or so (bought during the great Cole Gift Card debcle of 2020 :p ) . It's my primary notebook for both recreation and WFH. It's connected to a Dell WD15 dock so I've got a triple monitor setup (2 ext + intenral - all @ FHD) and it does everything I need it to do. That being said my needs are meagre, most of the stuff I do now is web based and I do run WPS Office, Transmission and a few other things under Linux. Android apps I tend to avoid except for a few games.

      Would be nice to have the i5/8GB for futureproofing but currently I can't justify as everything just works and works fine.

      Lenovo has just released 11th gen versions, so maybe we might see a drop in the price of the 10th gen units.

      ( I know of 6 refurb of these Asus Chromebooks in stock in Hobart for $599 (don't know if they ship interstate) :p )

      • +1

        Got the i5 / 8GB / 128SSD recently for $595 delivered (eBay, Bing Lee, after pay promo).
        Very happy with it so far.
        Only thing I've tried that didn't work was PlayStation remote play <sad face/>

    • The storage in the Asus c434 is not upgradable.

      Please note in last years Flex 5 Chromebooks, only the i5 Flex 5 model has 2242 NVMe SSD ( it also has 8GB RAM and a better screen), the i3 model has 4GB and eMMC soldered storage.
      RAM is soldered in both.

      I have this one from a previous deal:
      https://www.amazon.com.au/Lenovo-Chromebook-i5-10210U-Graphi…

      and have checked the SSD is there and removable.

  • I haven't been able to confirm after a minute or two of googling, but this may be too old for the integrated Linux support, so you'd be looking at dual-boot, crouton etc. Whether this actually matters to someone is something else entirely.

    Nevermind, it supports Android and Linux.

  • +1

    I bought one of these last year Oct or Nov for for about $470 from Harvey Norman, though you also had to buy a $300 gift card at the same time to get it at that price. It doesn't have USB 3 or HDMI, and the backlit keyboard is hard to read in dim light. Besides those negatives a great Chromebook.

    Edit : Much heavier than my old Toshiba Chromebook from 2014.

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