Acer seems to be working on a new Chromebook, which is based on the Nvidia Tegra K1 chip. The advent of the laptop with 13.3″screen and the Chrome OS was let by a shop, but the manufacturer has not released.
The alleged new Chromebook with Chrome OS from Acer appeared in the Swedish webshop Fully, as discovered Android Police. The model is CB5 ” and is equipped with the Tegra K1, a soc from Nvidia which are primarily intended for use in mobile devices. Google recently announced a tablet with this soc for its Project Tango, but there are as yet very few products with Nvidia’s Tegra K1 chip on the market.
The Nvidia soc has four Cortex A15 cores with a clock speed of 2.3 GHz and a fifth lower geklokte core that can be used for tasks that have little processing power require. There is also a 64-bit based on the ARMv8 instruction set developed over two cores.
Furthermore, the CB5 on a 13,3″-screen with ” hd ” resolution. There is 4GB of ram on board and 32GB storage memory. Nowadays most of the details on the specifications of the Chromebook the web store is removed, but according to Android Police, there are two usb 3.0 ports, a 3.5 mm jack and an ethernet connection is present.
What is the new Chromebook Acer should cost is not yet known. The release find likely to take place on 1 August, if the information Fully correct. Acer was recently know that there is still a Chromebook is released with a processor from the Bay Trail series of Intel.
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