29-03-2019, 10:57 AM
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Re: Chromebooks
Originally Posted by Ffosse
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My Chrome book was a Toshiba, I think. It had an HD display - 1080p and I think 4GB of RAM but there was only a 16GB SSD in it. This wasn't a problem for me personally as I had little on there.It did support USB-3 though - if that's not the correct name it's the one where you can see blue in the port. So connecting it to an external hard drive was no problem.
I think some of the new Chromebooks use USB-C and you may need an adaptor if you want to connect it to an external hard drive although some of those also support USB-C too.
Perhaps one day it may occur to someone to include both in a Chromebook to avoid having to carry two separate bits of kit around when on the move!
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