Lenovo comes with a high-quality Chromebook with a 4K UHD screen, but with a limited budget, you will remember them. That’s why they’re introducing the Chromebook Ideapad C330 and Ideapad S330, all offered for less than $300 and designed for Android Play Store applications.
Chromebook’s Ideapad C330 and S330 cost less than $300
The main difference between the two is that the C330 is a “convertible” model. This time, Lenovo changed the name of its brand. They are no longer going to use Yoga to name models that are convertible or portable. Instead, they use prefixes such as “C”. However, the ‘S’ for S330 refers to ‘slim’, which has a thinner profile than other laptops. In fact, it measures only 325.7 x 232.35 x 20.8 mm. The C330 now measures 292 x 215.39 x 19.6 mm and is strangely thinner than the S330, but good.
Both the S330 and C330 replace the previous Yoga 330, even though the specifications remain relatively unchanged. Both share a MediaTek 8173C @ 2.1GHz Quad Core ARM processor with 4GB LPDDR3 memory. It can store 32GB or 64GB eMMC.
The IdeaPad C330 is only available on an 11.6-inch touch IPS screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. In addition, the S330 is available with a 14-inch screen with 1366 x 768 TN or 14-inch screen with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 TN.
Both have a battery life of 10 hours, HDMI, card reader, 1x USB 3.0 type A and 1x USB type C. This type C connector can be used for power, memory or display output.
How much will they cost?
The IdeaPad S330 starts at a base price of $250, while the C330 Convertible costs about $280.