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The price for chromebooks can range from 150 USD to 800 US dollars, and therefore the technical data can vary.
Processor: For the best experience, you should avoid older chromebooks with Intel Celeron processors. The Chromebook Plus specifications offer a good baseline to ensure quick performance, and I would recommend going with at least one Intel Core i3, Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 3 7000 processor. Make sure you spent on expenses for configurations with Intel Core i7 processors, unless you need the additional performance for multitasking, Android games, Linux apps and dozens of chrome tabs. While Intel and AMD dominate the processor scene, you will occasionally find chromebooks with ARM processors such as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c Gen 2. These can be fine for very basic tasks, but you will not cut off as well under persistent, intensive loads. Nevertheless, a new generation of arm chips is on the road Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14.
R.A.M: Always choose at least 8 GB RAM if you can afford it. You will find nothing other than 4 GB RAM as a basic super budget chromebooks, but it limits your ability to multitasking. If you want to avoid slowing down, 8 GB RAM is the standard you should strive. If your budget is less than 300 US dollars, this may be difficult.
Storage: In contrast to a Mac or Windows PC, a large part of your Chromebook work is saved on the web. This means that you can usually get away less storage space, but I would not recommend going under 128 GB. If you can afford it, you will feel much more comfortable with at least 256 GB. You get the best speed from an NVME -Solid -State -State drive. So pay attention to the specification sheet if you compare models.
Screen: The vast majority of the Chromebook displays they find are IPS -LCD panels, and that’s okay. OLED displays are finally displayed on Chromebooks, although IPS -LCD screens occur more frequently and offer a good balance between brightness, contrast and color accuracy. If you shop in the extreme budget area, pay attention to TN -LCD panels, since you are generally lower quality and offer poorer viewing angles. For the resolution, a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels (or 1200p for 16:10 aspect ratio should be standard. You get crispy images in 13 and 14-inch screen sizes and it is passable at 15 inches. Higher resolutions will look even better, but they are quite unusual in Chromebooks.
Ports: USB-C connections have become commonplace at Chromebooks, so there is no excuse to buy one without buying them. Try to maintain one that calculates via USB-C so that you can charge with a portable power bank when you are on the go. A microSD card slot can also be an advantage if you want to have an easy way to expand your memory during operation. You will find that some Chromebooks support Thunderbolt 4 About their USB-C connections too. This is an excellent option if you plan to close your Chromebook into some high-end monitors, this is not necessary for most people. Instead, you can receive (and output much less) with an HDMI connection or display port via USB-C support.
