With the release of Windows 8, the notebook market seems to have regained some vitality. Traditional PC manufacturers have released various notebooks represented by Ultrabooks to further seize the market. Under the fierce attack of Microsoft, Google also refused to be outdone and accelerated the promotion of Chromebook products. On November 13, Beijing time, Google and Acer launched a new Chromebook laptop. Not long ago, Google just released a Chromebook laptop made by Samsung. What's the difference between the two products? Next, we will show each parameter visually in the form of chart comparison.

In contrast, the Acer C7 Chromebook uses Intel Core processor, which has mature technology, more powerful performance, and richer interfaces and other configurations. However, its disadvantage is also very obvious: its power consumption is too high, and it can only last for more than three hours.

Acer C7 Chromebook

Samsung's new Chromebook has better power control due to its ARM based processor. Its 6-hour battery life can meet the needs of most users. At the same time, thanks to the chip design, the overall body is also significantly thinner. However, the performance of Samsung Exynos 5 dual processors may still be a little lower than that of Intel Core.

Samsung's new Chromebook

Acer C7 Chromebook and Samsung's new Chromebook are both products launched with the concept of notebook. Although their hardware architectures are completely different, thanks to the multi platform support of Chrome OS, these two products can get a good experience.