The new Asus Chromebook Flip C433 is a convertible laptop with a 14 inch full HD display, an Intel Amber Lake-Y processor, and a 360-degree hinge that lets you use the computer in laptop, tablet, tent ...

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ASUS has officially announced its Chromebook Flip C433 just days after images of the device reportedly leaked out. The company hasn’t revealed every detail about the new Chrome OS laptop just yet. But ...

Asus has whipped the curtain off a new mid-range chromebook that’s leaner (and probably a little bit cheaper) than the finest sirloin steak. It’s called the Chromebook Flip C433 (£499), and it’s an ...

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After previously being leaked before any official announcement, ASUS has this week confirmed that it will be launching its new Chromebook Flip C433 convertible Chrome laptop first in the United ...

A new device from ASUS dubbed the Chromebook Flip C433 has now cropped up online, giving away hints at a powerful laptop with a classy, sharp-edged design. The images, provided by an unnamed source to ...

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And set to get an even keener edge, with any luck, when some of said prices are inevitably trimmed come Black Friday. We are keeping our fingers crossed that the Asus Chromebook Flip C433 will be one ...

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Chromebooks were originally made to help close the gap between confusing hardware and the evolving internet. Powered almost solely by the internet, they mix the best parts of tablets and laptops into ...