HP launches 14-inch laptop with full-HD touchscreen display

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December 23, 2014 1:09 PM

HP launches a new version of its 14-inch Chromebook with full-HD touchscreen display and lots of cool features.

After unveiling its 11-inch and 14-inch Chromebooks during the IFA 2014 event in September 2014, HP has now quietly launched the new high-end version of the same 14-inch model with new features including a touchscreen and of course, a higher price tag.

Available for purchase at $439.99 in the US, the new HP Chromebook 14-x050nr Touch comes with some notable changes including a 14-inch full-HD (1080x1920 pixel) resolution WLED-backlit touchscreen display, 4GB of DDR3 RAM and 32GB of inbuilt storage. Rest of the specifications are similar to the original 14-inch Chromebook announced previously.

The original 14-inch HP Chromebook features a 14-inch HD (768x1366 pixel) resolution display (non-touchscreen), Nvidia Tegra K1 processor (same), 16GB inbuilt storage, 2GB of DDR3L RAM and Nvidia Kepler GPU (same). The connectivity features including USB 3.0, HDMI port, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 are also similar.

This newly-announced 14-inch Chromebook 14 Touch is one of the heavier Chromebook models (roughly 1.7kg) in the market, and significantly heavier than the lightweight Chromebook models announced by the PC maker firm in September. The Chrome OS-based laptop is available in Black and Silver colour variants with no availability details for its launch in other countries.

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