Asus has updated its Chromebook lineup once again with the catchy C433TA, a model which boasts a 14in Nanoedge display squeezed into the shell of a 13in laptop. We see if it’s more than just a pretty face in our full review.
Price & Availability
Chromebook prices have been creeping up in the past few years, so while you might expect one to cost £200/$250 they now regularly push past that figure by some way. The Asus C433TA is no exception, mainly due to the higher display quality and components than the initial cheaply-made devices that started off the whole Chromebook craze.
The Intel Core m3-8100Y model with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage has an RRP of £499 but is readily available for £399 from Amazon, John Lewis, and Currys PC World.
Customers in the USA will have to wait to get their hands on the new Chromebook, as the device is still to be released in North America but should appear soon.
Design & Build Quality
Taking the C433TA out of its box reveals a slim, long body with a brushed aluminium alloy chassis. The top cover’s edges are bevelled and anodised, making them shiny, smart looking, and adding a touch of class to the aesthetic.
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