This thing comes with a 32GB eMMC drive. "eMMC" is the kind of flash storage you'll find in cheap tablets and laptops. It's slower and cheaper than a traditional SSD you'd find in more expensive computers. Since it's soldered onto the motherboard, Upgrading it to a usable size is not possible.
Maybe you can use it as a chrome book, but I'd be hard pressed to do any real work on it.
^ People don't generally buy a $150 Celeron /2GB main memory to do "real work", although the built in card reader and USB3 port would allow for as much bulk flash storage as you care to buy for it.
On the other hand people were doing "real work" for years on systems less than half as endowed as this. To me the biggest limitation is the 768p resolution. I haven't done any real work at that low a vertical resolution in 15-20 years except some ancient DOS production line apps.
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Maybe you can use it as a chrome book, but I'd be hard pressed to do any real work on it.
On the other hand people were doing "real work" for years on systems less than half as endowed as this. To me the biggest limitation is the 768p resolution. I haven't done any real work at that low a vertical resolution in 15-20 years except some ancient DOS production line apps.
Thank you!