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Chromebooks are popular because they're usually really cheap, but the good news is they seem to be getting more powerful. New processors are finding their way into the latest Chromebooks, including a handful of Intel's laptop-level CPUs. The Acer Chromebook 13 goes another route, adding Nvidia's new Tegra K1 processor, a powerful system-on-a-chip that recently appeared in the Nvidia Shield Tablet.
More Chromebooks Chromebooks compared: New and upcoming Chrome OS laptops New Chromebook features show up at Google I/O Acer Chromebook C720P review: King of the budget Chromebooks Toshiba Chromebook review: A 13-inch Chromebook for full-time use Samsung Chromebook review: The one we've been waiting forThat new processor doesn't pump the price up too high: the Chromebook 13 starts at $279 in the US, a pretty reasonable neighborhood for a budget Chromebook. It's available for pre-sale today. UK and Australia availability are yet to be announced, but the US price converts to around
