Asus Chromebook Intel Core Ultra 5 115U 35.6 cm (14") Touchscreen WQXGA 8 GB LPDDR5x-SDRAM 256 GB SSD Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) ChromeOS Silver, UK
The Asus Chromebook WQXGA LPDDR5x SDRAM offers a portable 14-inch clamshell design powered by an Intel Core Ultra 5 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of SSD storage. Featuring a sharp WQXGA IPS touchscreen with a fluid 120Hz refresh rate, it delivers responsive daily performance for web-centric workflows and multitasking.
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- ✓Exceptionally crisp WQXGA display with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate
- ✓High peak brightness of 500 cd/m² for bright environments
- ✓Lightweight and portable aluminium chassis weighing 1.4 kg
- ✓Modern connectivity with Wi-Fi 6E and dual Thunderbolt 4 ports
- ✕Fixed 8GB RAM limits heavy multitasking headroom
- ✕ChromeOS operating system is unsuited for native Windows desktop software
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The 256GB NVMe SSD offers swift data access for system files and apps, complemented by modern Wi-Fi 6E and Thunderbolt 4 ports for rapid external device connections.
The combination of a 120Hz refresh rate, WQXGA resolution, and 500 nits brightness delivers a remarkably fluid and vibrant viewing experience, making long reading and media consumption sessions comfortable.
The Intel Core Ultra 5 processor paired with 8GB of RAM provides adequate power for web-based applications, document creation, and casual multitasking on ChromeOS, though power users running intensive local workloads will find the memory capacity restrictive over time.
