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hey guys I'm Sarah mitrik with Cena and today I'm taking a first look at the Hisense Chromebook high senses new 11 inch Chromebook is a compact lightweight laptop that costs only 149 dollars it's part of a lineup of 10 new low-cost laptops from Hisense a suits and hair designed with students and classrooms in mind hi sons his Chromebook has an all-black design with a textured woven finish on the top cover it's mostly made of plastic but there's a metal trackpad in palm rest the full-size keyboard feels spacious and is easy to type on with the keys feel mushy because of its plastic design the laptop is light weighting just three point three pounds the Hisense Chromebook has an 11.6 inch display that looks bright though a little fuzzy it has two USB ports one on each side an HDMI port and a micro SD card slot for expandable storage there's also a proprietary charging port inside has a Rockchip 3288 processor 2 gigabytes of RAM and 16 gigabytes of storage there's also an arm Mali 760 quad-core graphics chip other features include stereo speakers and a 720p camera for video chatting the laptop promises up to 8 and a half hours of battery life on a single charge this Chromebook is running the latest version of Google's Chrome OS which relies heavily on a Wi-Fi connection and is designed for surfing the web Chrome OS is getting better about letting you do things offline but you'll still need an internet connection for most tasks it's $149 price tag makes the Hisense Chromebook appealing even with its low end specs if you're in the market for a budget laptop this is a promising pick for more about the Hisense chromebook head over to cnet.com i'm sara metruff thanks for watching