HP has launched the Chromebook 11a in India.
The new Chromebook 11a is powered by a MediaTek MT8183 Octa-core processor.
The Chromebook 11a is priced at Rs 21,999 and is now available to purchase.
Online learning has become the new norm ever since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the globe. And due to this, there's been a huge surge in demand for entry-level notebooks and Chromebooks on the market. HP has decided to bring a new Chromebook to India and it's the Chromebook 11a.
HP Chromebook 11a Specifications
HP says the new Chromebook is designed for students to help them stay connected and take advantage of online learning. The HP Chromebook 11a is powered by the MediaTek MT8183 Octa-core processor and it sports an 11.6-inch HD touch display. It's a convertible notebook, so it makes it more versatile.
The HP Chromebook 11a comes with a full-sized keyboard and multi-touch touchpad. You also get 64GB of onboard storage along with 100 GB of cloud storage. The onboard storage can also be expanded up to 256GB. In terms of the ports, you get a USB Type-A as well as a USB Type C port in addition to an audio jack and a microSD card slot.
With Chrome OS and millions of Android apps support, the users should have no issues getting used to this machine as a daily driver for the day-to-day needs. The Chromebook 11a also comes with Google Assistant.
HP Chromebook 11a Pricing & Availability
HP has launched the Chromebook 11a at Rs 21,999 and it is now available to purchase exclusively from Flipkart. The Chromebook 11a is available in Indigo Blue color.
This new Chromebook should be ideal for school and college students who are trying to get used to the new norm of online learning. If you don't want to buy a full-fledged Windows laptop with entry-level specs, then buying a Chromebook is your best bet for online learning needs. The HP Chromebook 11a seems like a good option here.
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