Sentences with phrase «celeron n»

Lenovo announced a new Windows tablet with Intel Celeron N on January 4 this year called Lenovo Tablet 10, but didn't announce anything more back then.

Not exact matches

An Intel Celeron N3160 processor and 4 GB of RAM are enough to provide steady, cool performance and capable multitasking, even if it's not quite as powerful as Dell Chromebook 13 or the aforementioned Toshiba.

I thought you said you'd have reviews of both Hanvon tablets, not just the touch / Celeron one?

Jumper EZBook 3 Pro On sale for $ 259, this convertible notebook offers interesting enough hardware to make it worth considering, since this 13.3 - inch Windows 10 notebook is powered by the quad - core Intel Celeron N3450 processor, with 6 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage, full dual - band 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac Wi - Fi, and a display resolution of 1920 x 1080.

Fortunately the brand new 10.8 - inch Windows 10 2 - in - 1 tablet Chuwi SurBook Mini with its optional Surface type keyboard is taking orders for $ 249, and unlike the Surface or Asus Mini, this isn't with an Intel Atom processor either, but with a newer and more powerful Intel Celeron N3450 processor instead.

Caution when using an older or low cost CPU, such as Intel Celeron or AMD Sempron, their performance might not match this requirement.

The company hasn't yet revealed performance - oriented details such as clock speeds, in - depth feature specs or even pricing and a few other key details for its new platform, but the company is ensuring the availability of Celeron and Pentium - branded processors in the second half of this year.

The quad - core Intel Celeron N3450 CPU won't win any races, but it's certainly enough to tackle a day's light productivity tasks like word processing, web browsing, and video watching.

But we are considering the two - in - one 500e as a new potential budget pick — although we're concerned that its Celeron processor will not be powerful enough.

Intel Celeron processors are not known to be very powerful, but the 7th Generation Apollo Lake holds its own on the modern Windows 10 OS.

For less than $ 300, you won't be running the latest Intel Core processor, but CHUWI uses a reliable 7th - Generation «Apollo Lake» Celeron N3450 64 - bit quad - core processor.

It's faster than the Celeron - branded N28xx Atom chips used in most cheap Windows laptops, though not as good as the Pentium - branded N35xx range.

Presumably things would be even quicker if you opted for a higher - end model that had a Core i3 or Core i5 processor inside, but considering how quick the Chromebook 13 was with the Celeron I'm not sure you can justify those models without a specific need.

The Celeron version tested achieved around nine hours of runtime, which suggests the compromise on battery life from stepping up to Core i5 may not be too significant.

The specs aren't exactly groundbreaking: Intel Celeron quad - core processor, 4 GB of RAM, 32 GB of fast flash storage, optional touch capability, and a big battery.

It has the plastic construction you'd expect from a $ 350 laptop, and the Intel Pentium or Celeron processor inside isn't quite as fast as the Core i5 that comes with the MacBook Air.

The Chromebook Spin 11 does not have the fastest hardware, with an Intel Celeron N3350 clocked at 1.1 GHz, but it does its job.