This Asus Chromebook Tablet is meant for the education market By PhoneArena

Kids can be pretty rough when they handle tech gadgets, which is probably why the Asus Chromebook tablet ct100 exists. We got the chance to check out the upcoming Chrome OS powered tablet. That's targeting the education market during CES 2019 right off the bat. The first thing that caught our attention was the tablets of ruggedized design constructed to meet military standard.810G base use Chromebook tablets. Ct100 is built like a tank for longevity, given how some kids may not always be the most careful with tech gadgets, especially when they can be stuffed into an already packed backpack. It's assuring that the ruggedized constructional will ensure it'll be awhile before it's out of commission because of a few bumps and bruises.

Furthermore, we do like the rubberized material, it's flaunting, which not only helps for gripping tablet, but it also helps to resist fingerprints and smudges featuring a nine point. Seven inch saga display that's 2048 by 1536 pixels, it's certainly rich in detail, but it's not particularly the highest quality panel, partly due to the terrible distortion and wide viewing angles. Now. Despite that, however, the addition of a stylus with the Chrome OS experience definitely has a degree of utility from an otherwise forgettable tablet. With this, it allows students to interact with various apps and education experience that the tablet is obviously going to provide and best of all, you can tuck the stylus away into the tablet when it's not being used in getting the ASUS chrome box tablet, ct100 to more students and teachers as possible, it's going to be attached with a relatively affordable price point.

However, the exact pricing has yet to be revealed, but we're hoping they'll be under the $200 range to make an investment suitable for the education market, and that is it for our hands-on look here at the Chromebook tablet. Ct100. If you guys want to learn more about it, you could check out our website phone right now calm. This is John VIII signing off.

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