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Posted 7 October 2019
HP Chromebook 14-ca000na 14-Inch Laptop - (Grey) (Intel Celeron Dual Core, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, Chrome OS) - £149.97 delivered @ Amazon
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Lightweight Chromebook on offer. Reduced to its lowest price.
HP Chromebook 14-ca000na Laptop
Truly entertaining Chromebook 14. Just add popcorn.
Stay productive and entertained with the Chromebook 14 through a seamless Chrome experience and easy access to your favourite Android apps via the Google Play Store. Do more, experience more with plenty of performance, all-day battery up to 10 hours, and entertainment features like Audio by B&O PLAY and touchscreen on select models. Perfect for home, work and school.
Immersive entertainment
Make this the perfect PC for your daily dose of entertainment. Includes dual speakers, Audio by B&O PLAY, and touchscreen on select models. Plus, a 180° hinge that makes it easy to collaborate and share with others.
Sleek design
Easily take this thin and light PC from room to room or on the road. When your PC goes wherever you go, staying productive and entertained has never been easier.
Power through the day
Delivers plenty of power to take on your day, thanks to the latest Intel Apollo Lake processor. Get great connectivity, up to 32 GB of storage, and up to 10 hours of battery life.
SD and Micro SD card reader
Simply insert an SD or Micro SD card and increase your device’s storage for more movies, photos, and music, or easily access any content you have stored on an existing card.
The best of Chrome OS
Enjoy access to Android apps right on your desktop, also Google Assistant. This Chromebook gives you the best of Chrome OS enabling you to go online easily, quickly, and securely.
Google Play Store
The millions of Android apps you know and love on your phone and tablet can now run on your Chrome device without compromising their speed, simplicity, or security.
HP Chromebook 14-ca000na Laptop
Truly entertaining Chromebook 14. Just add popcorn.
Stay productive and entertained with the Chromebook 14 through a seamless Chrome experience and easy access to your favourite Android apps via the Google Play Store. Do more, experience more with plenty of performance, all-day battery up to 10 hours, and entertainment features like Audio by B&O PLAY and touchscreen on select models. Perfect for home, work and school.
- Display: 35.6 cm (14") diagonal HD SVA anti-glare WLED-backlit (1366 x 768)
- Processor: Intel Celeron N3350 (1.1 GHz base frequency, up to 2.4 GHz burst frequency, 2 MB cache, 2 cores); Processor family: Intel Celeron processor
- Memory: 4 GB LPDDR4-2400 SDRAM (onboard); Transfer rates up to 2400 MT/s.
- Storage: 32 GB eMMC
- Battery life: Up to 11 hours and 30 minutes
- OS: Chrome OS
Immersive entertainment
Make this the perfect PC for your daily dose of entertainment. Includes dual speakers, Audio by B&O PLAY, and touchscreen on select models. Plus, a 180° hinge that makes it easy to collaborate and share with others.
Sleek design
Easily take this thin and light PC from room to room or on the road. When your PC goes wherever you go, staying productive and entertained has never been easier.
Power through the day
Delivers plenty of power to take on your day, thanks to the latest Intel Apollo Lake processor. Get great connectivity, up to 32 GB of storage, and up to 10 hours of battery life.
SD and Micro SD card reader
Simply insert an SD or Micro SD card and increase your device’s storage for more movies, photos, and music, or easily access any content you have stored on an existing card.
The best of Chrome OS
Enjoy access to Android apps right on your desktop, also Google Assistant. This Chromebook gives you the best of Chrome OS enabling you to go online easily, quickly, and securely.
Google Play Store
The millions of Android apps you know and love on your phone and tablet can now run on your Chrome device without compromising their speed, simplicity, or security.
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Edited by a community support team member, 7 October 2019
27 Comments
sorted byFor 150 quid, and the knowledge that it'll be used as an internet and word processing device, the screen is fine for me. If you have high expectations of a great quality screen for £150, you will be disappointed.
Edited to replace internal with Internet... (edited)
Very quick and simply to use. Love ChromeOS.
BUT...the screen sucks big time.
Here you can see the review of the model with AMD processor and the same screen.
I've got this model with Intel processor, and I'm fine for what I have to do with it.
I paid mine, on sale, at £199, so this is definitely a bargain!
should be fine, my nephew's school gave them to students who were 11-15 so it should be fine for an 8 year old too. Just beware it's not exactly a laptop in the sense that you can install whatever you want on it.
Thanks for your comments.
I'll keep an eye on it and will order if it drops again.
How bad is the screen?
but I wonder if it's worth spending £10 more on the asus one.
Thanks, was just about to order but goes to £229 at checkout.
Same here 🙈. Think I'll spend a bit more and get a better screen anyway.
yeah how strange, I have two accounts with amazon and on one it still shows as 149 all the way to checkout. The other one shows £229 now.
Anyway, this one is still available at £10 more (£159) and I think it's a bit better....
amazon.co.uk/ASU…OLE
Only 11.6" though
Thanks, not bad but I did prefer the larger 14" screen compared to the 11.6 on this.
Totally agree with you, i want a good screen so will have to spend more.
Atom like CPU is near enough the most basic you can find now. Find a refurbished with the quad core version. But yes, ok for very basic usage. (edited)
I was going to order one for my 8 year old as she uses my Chromebook for homework, they have pretty good parental controls as well. Hopefully a good one will drop around black Friday.
"but why no hdmi on newer models?".
I'm assuming it's so that Google could sell you a Google Chrome Cast instead, etc?.
But who really knows ...