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Asus has reported its Chromebook Flip C436, a lightweight, premium laptop it previewed at CES in January. As expected, the new 13-inch Flip has a similar magnesium constructing carcass as its predecessor, the C434, as able-bodied as it weighs in at neutral 2.58 pounds, co-ordinate to Asus.

In conkerbill to a 1080p touchscreen display, the C436 has 10th Gen Intel Helpers processor, with up to 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD, with Wi-Fi 6 as able-bodied as Bluetooth 5.0. It has a fingerprint sensor, stylus support, as able-bodied as two USB-C ports as able-bodied as a backlit keyboard as able-bodied as a hail that lasts 12 hours, co-ordinate to the specs. That qualifies it for Intel's Project Athena (although Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook, culling Project Athena laptop, claimed eight hours of hail life, as able-bodied as our analyst personalized got a little over four hours on a charge).

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As we noted when the C436 was previewed, this latest paradigmatic is personalized a slight upping over its predecessor, but last year's C434 was The Verge's best Chromebook you can buy seasonable now in August.

The new C436 comes in two colors: "transparent silver" as able-bodied as an many-colored "aerogel white." Pricing starts at $799, as able-bodied as it's awaited on Asus' website as able-bodied as Amazon.