Description
The Acer Chromebook Spin 514 is ideal for every task. This touchscreen chromebook delivers powerful performance with it's AMD Ryzen 3 5125C 3.0GHz processor so you can get any task done. Also, it's 128GB of storage allows you to save plenty of important documents and entertainment. It's AMD Radeon Graphics gives you a high quality performance, featuring an outstanding entertainment video card for you.
Details
Standard Memory: |
8 GB |
Processor Model: |
5125C |
Processor Speed: |
2.51 - 3.00 GHz |
Processor Core: |
Dual-core (2 Core) |
Screen Size: |
14" |
Display Technology: |
In-plane Switching (IPS) Technology |
Flash Memory: |
128 GB |
Graphics Card: |
AMD Radeon Graphics |
Product Model: |
CP514-3H |
Screen Resolution: |
1920 x 1080 |
Wireless Technology: |
IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax |
Condition: |
Factory Recertified |
Additional Monitor Info: |
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - |
Touchscreen: |
Yes |
Windows 11 Upgrade: |
No |
Color: |
Sparkly Silver |
Built-in Devices: |
Webcam: Yes - Microphone: Yes |
Aspect Ratio: |
16:9 |
Graphics Card Manufacturer: |
AMD |
Graphics Card Model: |
Radeon Graphics |
Warranty
Rest Easy. Your purchase is covered with a Manufacturer Warranty for 90 Days! The product purchased from AcerRecertified.com is to be free from defects under normal use for 90 days from the purchase date. Proof of purchase from the original purchaser (found on the invoice) is required. The warranty is non-transferable from the original purchaser and does not extend to accessories or expendable parts. Within 90 days all repairs are to be made with factory refurbished parts and in the event that the product shows defect, AcerRecertified.com will facilitate the repair. For more information, visit our warranty page by navigating to the bottom of this page and clicking "Tech Support" or by clicking the link below. http://www.acerrecertified.com/warranty
Customer Reviews
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Acer Spine 15
It's a solid computer; well worth the money. I opted for the better processor but if you can afford a memory upgrade I would strongly suggest that you do so. ChromeOs, and is allowing me to learn some Linux stuff while having something stable to fall back on. Would recommend.