Engadget - One of the first Chromebooks to come blessed with Intel's Haswell processor is the new Acer Chromebook, and we had a chance to get a closer look at it today. If not for the "new" moniker that Acer has so kindly bestowed on it, at first glance you'd be hard-pressed to find much different in comparison to its C7 predecessor. Get closer however, and you'll notice it's lighter and slimmer, measuring around 0.75 inch thin and weighing in at about 2.76 pounds. The new Acer Chromebook also has much better battery life, boasting up to 8.5 hours of continuous use from a non-removable cell this time around. It also sports an HDMI port, two USB ports (one 3.0), a standard headphone jack and an SD card slot on the sides.
Maximum PC: Chrome OS and Chromebooks are a perhaps the thinnest main-stream consumer client you can get today. Hell, next to Chrome OS, Android, IOS and even Windows RT, look positively fat with their full service OS functionality. No, make no mistake about it, Chrome OS is pretty much a browser in a box.
Techgadgetreviews - A few days before Black Friday, both Samsung Series 5 and Acer AC700 chromebooks had their prices decrease to become affordable gift ideas for your loved ones.
Netbook News - As scheduled, the Acer Chromia 700 (AC700) 11.6-inch Chromebook is now shipping at Amazon.com in a Wi-Fi only flavor, for $349.
With Tablets around, i don't see Chromebooks going that Far.