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ASUS has launched the Chromebook 14 C423, offering the laptop experience at an affordable price point of ₹23,999. Find out how it performs in this editorji review.

ASUS Chromebook 14 C423 Review: laptop experience under ₹25k?

ASUS has launched the Chromebook 14 C423, in a bid to offer the laptop experience at an affordable price point of ₹23,999. With a 14-inch touch-screen, good battery life and a user-friendly interface, is this the best bang for your buck? Find out in this editorji review.

In today&rsquo;s world of work-from-home and virtual learning, laptops have played an essential role. Not only do they offer the freedom of mobility, but depending on how much you spend, you can get quite the powerhouse.
But what if you&rsquo;re not ready to spend all that much money, is there anything like a laptop that you can get?
Well, yes, and that's where this Asus Chromebook 14 C423 comes in.
Design At first glance, the C423 looks like a pretty well-designed and well-built laptop. If you don&rsquo;t notice the Chrome logo in the corner, there&rsquo;s nothing to say that this isn&rsquo;t a Windows laptop, especially in this silver colour.
Even when you open it up, everything is quite conventional, and it&rsquo;s not until you turn it on that you realise that this isn&rsquo;t a regular Windows laptop.
The C423 weighs 1.34kg, since this is the model with the touchscreen, and it isn&rsquo;t all that heavy to carry around.
Despite being quite slim at around 16mm, it is pretty large thanks to its 14-inch screen, so it&rsquo;s not the most compact Chromebook, but if you do want something smaller you can opt for the C223 Chromebook. That one weighs only a kilo and gets a more compact 11.6-inch screen.
Now the C423 has a fairly modern-looking chassis, with rounded edges and a screen that opens flat, at a 180-degree angle.
The chassis is also strong enough to rest on your lap and type, with little to no keyboard flex. The hinge also feels sturdy and should hold up for a long enough time without giving trouble.
Something I appreciate is that Asus has fitted little rubber pads around the edges of the keyboard to ensure the screen doesn&rsquo;t end up getting scratched by the keyboard when you shut the device.
Display Like I said before, the C423 sports a large 14-inch display, and this particular variant is also fitted with a touchscreen.
The screen gets quite bright, even in outdoor conditions. With 16 brightness levels available, I found myself using it mostly at level 10 for day-to-day work indoors.
Now this is only an HD screen, so the resolution is 1366 x 768 pixels, which I&rsquo;ll admit isn&rsquo;t the best. The screen colours are also a bit on the flatter side, and being an LCD panel, viewing angles aren&rsquo;t all that good either.
However, the screen does offer a good amount of real estate for tasks that require it like online classes, or basic web browsing and document editing.
The C423 also sports what Asus calls the NanoEdge display, which basically means the bezels are quite slim, and the screen-to-body ratio is a respectable 78%.
It&rsquo;s worth noting though, that if you want a higher resolution screen, you can opt for the Chromebook 15 C523, which gets a 15.6-inch full-HD display.
Hardware &amp; Utility Under the hood, the C423 runs an Intel Celeron N3350 processor with integrated Intel HD Graphics 500.
There&rsquo;s 4GB LPDDR4 RAM here, and storage is 64GB eMMC, which is expandable up to 2TB with a microSD card.
Speaking of microSD card, there&rsquo;s quite a few ports on the C423, including that card slot.
There&rsquo;s a USB Type-C charging port, a 3.5mm audio jack, two USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports, and another USB-C 3.1 Gen 1 port for data transfer.
The C423 also gets an HD VGA webcam that isn&rsquo;t the highest quality, but it gets the job done.
For connectivity, there&rsquo;s Bluetooth v5.2, which is good to see, along with 802.11ac dual-band Wi-Fi 5.
The keyboard on the C423 is surprisingly good, there's enough key travel to make the typing experience enjoyable, and the keys are well spaced and didn't feel cramped at all. If I had one complaint, it's that I wished the keyboard was backlit, it would make things easier while using the device in low-light conditions.
Software Like I said initially, it&rsquo;s not until you open up the device that you realise it&rsquo;s not a conventional Windows laptop, because this being a Chromebook, runs on ChromeOS.
Now ChromeOS is pretty user-friendly and easy to operate, and almost everything is operated using the Chrome browser. You have quick-access icons at the bottom, which include things like Gmail, YouTube, Google Docs, all of which end up opening through the Google browser itself.
For apps, you have the Google Play Store at your disposal, that lets you download a large number of apps, games, movies and much more.
Another noteworthy feature is the Google Assistant, which can be brought up by pressing the Search button on the keyboard. This allows you to search the device and the web together, making it a really handy feature.
Now while ChromeOS isn&rsquo;t a full-blown desktop-grade software like Windows or macOS, it does allow you to get a fair bit of tasks done on quite a few different apps.
You also get a File Manager application that lets you sort through downloaded documents, and also gives easy access to Google Drive.
Moreover, since Google makes both ChromeOS and Android, the C423 also comes with Nearby Share for quick and easy wireless file transfers.
Performance Performance on the C423 Chromebook is good but depends mostly on what you&rsquo;re trying to get done.
It&rsquo;s fairly competent for browsing the Internet, taking video calls, writing essays or documents, and even makes for a pretty decent content consumption device for children.
4GB of RAM is somewhat lacking though, especially if you plan on keeping a lot of tabs open on Google Chrome and running any graphic-heavy apps or games.
Battery Life The C423 houses a 38Wh battery that claims to last up to 10 hours, and in my light to medium usage of mostly document editing, web browsing and a bit of gaming, I got around 8 hours of usage with the brightness level at 10.
What's particularly good is how quickly this thing tops up though. It took me around an hour and 15 minutes to go from under 15% battery to full, which is quite good.
Verdict Like I said in the beginning, if you're looking for the laptop experience on a budget, the Asus Chromebook 14 C423 is there to fill that gap, and I reckon it does it better than a lot of budget Android tablets out there. It offers good battery life, a large screen, and a simple and user-friendly operating system, all for a price of ₹23,999.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">ASUS has launched the Chromebook 14 C423, offering the laptop experience at an affordable price point of ₹23,999. With a 14" touch-screen, good battery life and a user-friendly interface, is this the best bang for your buck?</div>

In today&rsquo;s world of work-from-home and virtual learning, laptops have played an essential role. Not only do they offer the freedom of mobility, but depending on how much you spend, you can get quite the powerhouse.
But what if you&rsquo;re not ready to spend all that much money, is there anything like a laptop that you can get?
Well, yes, and that's where this Asus Chromebook 14 C423 comes in.
Design At first glance, the C423 looks like a pretty well-designed and well-built laptop. If you don&rsquo;t notice the Chrome logo in the corner, there&rsquo;s nothing to say that this isn&rsquo;t a Windows laptop, especially in this silver colour.
Even when you open it up, everything is quite conventional, and it&rsquo;s not until you turn it on that you realise that this isn&rsquo;t a regular Windows laptop.
The C423 weighs 1.34kg, since this is the model with the touchscreen, and it isn&rsquo;t all that heavy to carry around.
Despite being quite slim at around 16mm, it is pretty large thanks to its 14-inch screen, so it&rsquo;s not the most compact Chromebook, but if you do want something smaller you can opt for the C223 Chromebook. That one weighs only a kilo and gets a more compact 11.6-inch screen.
Now the C423 has a fairly modern-looking chassis, with rounded edges and a screen that opens flat, at a 180-degree angle.
The chassis is also strong enough to rest on your lap and type, with little to no keyboard flex. The hinge also feels sturdy and should hold up for a long enough time without giving trouble.
Something I appreciate is that Asus has fitted little rubber pads around the edges of the keyboard to ensure the screen doesn&rsquo;t end up getting scratched by the keyboard when you shut the device.
Display Like I said before, the C423 sports a large 14-inch display, and this particular variant is also fitted with a touchscreen.
The screen gets quite bright, even in outdoor conditions. With 16 brightness levels available, I found myself using it mostly at level 10 for day-to-day work indoors.
Now this is only an HD screen, so the resolution is 1366 x 768 pixels, which I&rsquo;ll admit isn&rsquo;t the best. The screen colours are also a bit on the flatter side, and being an LCD panel, viewing angles aren&rsquo;t all that good either.
However, the screen does offer a good amount of real estate for tasks that require it like online classes, or basic web browsing and document editing.
The C423 also sports what Asus calls the NanoEdge display, which basically means the bezels are quite slim, and the screen-to-body ratio is a respectable 78%.
It&rsquo;s worth noting though, that if you want a higher resolution screen, you can opt for the Chromebook 15 C523, which gets a 15.6-inch full-HD display.
Hardware &amp; Utility Under the hood, the C423 runs an Intel Celeron N3350 processor with integrated Intel HD Graphics 500.
There&rsquo;s 4GB LPDDR4 RAM here, and storage is 64GB eMMC, which is expandable up to 2TB with a microSD card.
Speaking of microSD card, there&rsquo;s quite a few ports on the C423, including that card slot.
There&rsquo;s a USB Type-C charging port, a 3.5mm audio jack, two USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports, and another USB-C 3.1 Gen 1 port for data transfer.
The C423 also gets an HD VGA webcam that isn&rsquo;t the highest quality, but it gets the job done.
For connectivity, there&rsquo;s Bluetooth v5.2, which is good to see, along with 802.11ac dual-band Wi-Fi 5.
The keyboard on the C423 is surprisingly good, there's enough key travel to make the typing experience enjoyable, and the keys are well spaced and didn't feel cramped at all. If I had one complaint, it's that I wished the keyboard was backlit, it would make things easier while using the device in low-light conditions.
Software Like I said initially, it&rsquo;s not until you open up the device that you realise it&rsquo;s not a conventional Windows laptop, because this being a Chromebook, runs on ChromeOS.
Now ChromeOS is pretty user-friendly and easy to operate, and almost everything is operated using the Chrome browser. You have quick-access icons at the bottom, which include things like Gmail, YouTube, Google Docs, all of which end up opening through the Google browser itself.
For apps, you have the Google Play Store at your disposal, that lets you download a large number of apps, games, movies and much more.
Another noteworthy feature is the Google Assistant, which can be brought up by pressing the Search button on the keyboard. This allows you to search the device and the web together, making it a really handy feature.
Now while ChromeOS isn&rsquo;t a full-blown desktop-grade software like Windows or macOS, it does allow you to get a fair bit of tasks done on quite a few different apps.
You also get a File Manager application that lets you sort through downloaded documents, and also gives easy access to Google Drive.
Moreover, since Google makes both ChromeOS and Android, the C423 also comes with Nearby Share for quick and easy wireless file transfers.
Performance Performance on the C423 Chromebook is good but depends mostly on what you&rsquo;re trying to get done.
It&rsquo;s fairly competent for browsing the Internet, taking video calls, writing essays or documents, and even makes for a pretty decent content consumption device for children.
4GB of RAM is somewhat lacking though, especially if you plan on keeping a lot of tabs open on Google Chrome and running any graphic-heavy apps or games.
Battery Life The C423 houses a 38Wh battery that claims to last up to 10 hours, and in my light to medium usage of mostly document editing, web browsing and a bit of gaming, I got around 8 hours of usage with the brightness level at 10.
What's particularly good is how quickly this thing tops up though. It took me around an hour and 15 minutes to go from under 15% battery to full, which is quite good.
Verdict Like I said in the beginning, if you're looking for the laptop experience on a budget, the Asus Chromebook 14 C423 is there to fill that gap, and I reckon it does it better than a lot of budget Android tablets out there. It offers good battery life, a large screen, and a simple and user-friendly operating system, all for a price of ₹23,999.

Lenovo has launched its Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i 2-in-1 laptop in India, priced starting at ₹79,999.

Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i 2-in-1 laptop launched in India: price, specs and features

Lenovo has launched its Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i 2-in-1 laptop in India. Running on Windows 10 OS, the Yoga Duet 7i features a 13-inch WQHD 2K IPS touchscreen display. It's powered by an 11th-gen Intel Core i5 processor, integrated Intel Iris Ze graphics, up to 16GB RAM and up to a 1TB PCIe SSD. It sports a 5MP camera on the back and another 5MP camera on the front, with a claimed battery life of up to 10.8 hours. The Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i price starts from ₹79,999, and it will be available via Amazon India and Lenovo's website from July 12.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Lenovo has launched its Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i 2-in-1 laptop in India, priced starting at ₹79,999. Check out all the specs and features it gets in this video.</div>

Lenovo has launched its Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i 2-in-1 laptop in India. Running on Windows 10 OS, the Yoga Duet 7i features a 13-inch WQHD 2K IPS touchscreen display. It's powered by an 11th-gen Intel Core i5 processor, integrated Intel Iris Ze graphics, up to 16GB RAM and up to a 1TB PCIe SSD. It sports a 5MP camera on the back and another 5MP camera on the front, with a claimed battery life of up to 10.8 hours. The Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i price starts from ₹79,999, and it will be available via Amazon India and Lenovo's website from July 12.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/lenovo-launches-yoga-tab-11-android-tablet-check-price-specs-1624887031781" target="_blank">Lenovo launches Yoga Tab 11 Android tablet: check price &amp; specs</a>

Along with the GE76 Raider and GE66 Raider, MSI has launched the GS66 Stealth gaming laptop in India, starting at ₹2,07,990.

MSI GS66 Stealth gaming laptop launched in India with 11th-gen Core i7, RTX 3080

Along with the GE76 Raider and GE66 Raider, MSI has launched the GS66 Stealth gaming laptop in India. The GS66 Stealth features a 15.6-inch QHD display with a 165Hz refresh rate. It's powered by up to an 11th-gen Intel Core i7 H-series processor, up to an RTX 3080 laptop GPU, up to 64GB RAM and up to 2 NVMe M.2 SSDs. The MSI GS66 Stealth gaming laptop is available in India starting at ₹2,07,990.

Along with the GE76 Raider and GE66 Raider, MSI has launched the GS66 Stealth gaming laptop in India, starting at ₹2,07,990.

Computer maker Vaio has introduced a brand new flagship product--the Vaio Z laptop. 

Vaio launches a new flagship laptop, the Vaio Z: specs, pricing, features

Computer maker Vaio has introduced a brand new flagship product--the Vaio Z laptop.

Computer maker Vaio has introduced a brand new flagship product--the Vaio Z laptop. It features a carbon fibre construction that offers a lightweight design, and it runs on the 11th generation Intel Core i7 processor with Intel Iris Xe graphics. There's a 14-inch 4K display on offer, with up to 32GB LPDDR4 RAM, and up to 2TB of PCIe SSD storage. The Vaio Z claims to offer up to 10 hours of usage on a single charge, and supports up to 65W fast charging. Prices start at $3,579 for the 16GB RAM, 512GB storage variant, and go up to $4,179 for the 32GB RAM, 2TB storage model. The Vaio Z is available to pre-order in the US, but India pricing and availability is yet to be confirmed.

Lenovo has launched the IdeaPad Slim 5i laptop in India, at a starting price of ₹63,990.

Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5i laptop launched in India, starts at ₹63,990

Lenovo has launched the IdeaPad Slim 5i laptop in India, at a starting price of ₹63,990. It features a 14-inch FHD IPS anti-glare display, and runs on the 11th gen Intel Core i7 Tiger Lake chip. There's up to 16GB of RAM on offer, and Nvidia GeForce MX450 graphics. The Slim 5i also gets a 720p HD webcam with privacy shutter and Dolby Audio sound support. The IdeaPad Slim 5i is available to purchase via Lenovo.com, Amazon and Lenovo exclusive offline stores.

The Lenovo Yoga 7i laptop has been brought to India, at a starting price of ₹99,000.

Lenovo Yoga 7i launched in India, starts at ₹99,000

The Lenovo Yoga 7i laptop has been brought to India, at a starting price of ₹99,000. It gets a 15.6-inch FHD IPS touchscreen display, and runs on up to an Intel Core i7 chip. There's integrated Intel Iris XE graphics with up to 16GB RAM and up to 1TB SSD storage on board. Lenovo claims the Yoga 7i will offer up to 16 hours of battery life with a 71Wh battery, and features a signature 360-degree hinge. With options for both Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 Pro, the Lenovo Yoga 7i goes on sale from January 15.

Lenovo has launched the Yoga 9i laptop in India, at a starting price of ₹1,69,990.

Lenovo Yoga 9i laptop launched in India, starts at ₹1,69,990

Lenovo has launched the Yoga 9i laptop in India, at a starting price of ₹1,69,990. The Yoga 9i gets a 14-inch UHD IPS display, up to an 11th-gen Intel Core i7 CPU with Intel Iris XE graphics, 16GB RAM and up to 1TB SSD storage. It houses four speakers, and a 60Wh battery, along with a 1-megapixel webcam that gets a privacy shutter. Being a Yoga device, it also gets a 360-degree hinge and can be used in tent mode, tablet mode, or laid flat. The Yoga 9i is kitted with either Windows 10 or Windows 10 Pro, and goes on sale from January 12.

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