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Storage | 16GB eMMC |
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Operating System | Chrome OS |
Battery Life | Up to 12 hours |
Wireless | 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 |
RAM | 4GB |
Display | 11.6-inch HD (1366 x 768) |
Graphics | Intel HD Graphics 400 |
Ports | 2 x USB 3.0, 1 x HDMI, 1 x SD card reader, 1 x Headphone/microphone combo jack |
Register your Acer product to receive a confirmation email with important data.
Log onto account.acer.com to see and manage all your registered products.
Locate the power button and start up your Chromebook for the first time.
Choose your default language and keyboard input method from the list.
Connect to the Internet by selecting a network and entering a password if required.
Accept terms to download system updates and get the latest Chrome OS features.
Sign in to your Chromebook using your Google Account or browse as a guest.
Use the Chromebook without a Google Account by selecting 'Browse as a Guest'.
Enter your username and password to sign in to your Chromebook.
Identify and understand the components visible on the front of your Acer Chromebook.
Familiarize yourself with the keyboard layout and function keys.
Learn the functions of the dedicated keys for hardware and software controls.
Understand touchpad gestures for navigation and interaction.
Identify ports and indicators on the left side of your Chromebook.
Details about USB 3.0 compatibility and performance recommendations.
Locate ports and security features on the right side of your Chromebook.
Identify drain holes and speakers on the bottom of your Chromebook.
Understand the controls for managing windows, tabs, and browser navigation.
Learn about the shelf components: Launcher, Pinned apps, and Status area.
Use the Launcher to search for apps, files, and access frequently used applications.
Add frequently used applications to the shelf for quick access.
View vital computer information like time, Wi-Fi, and battery status.
Steps to find and install new applications from the Chrome Web Store.
Instructions on how to uninstall unwanted applications from your Chromebook.
Add frequently used applications to the shelf for quick access.
Remove applications from the shelf that are no longer needed.
Understand how Google Drive stores files online and the Downloads folder locally.
Clarify the distinction between Google Drive cloud storage and the local Files app.
Learn how to create new documents using Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides.
Steps to upload files from your Downloads folder to Google Drive.
Configure Google Drive files for access even when offline.
Learn how to compose and send emails using the Gmail application.
How to play audio and video files using the built-in media player.
List of file formats supported by your Chromebook for media playback.
Steps to create new documents using Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides.
Locate your saved documents in Google Drive via the Chromebook or web browser.
Learn how to share your documents with other people via email.
Initiate a Google+ Hangouts video call with friends and family.
Access music streaming services and play audio files.
Stream videos and TV shows using YouTube, Play Movies, or other apps.
Use Google's built-in tools to open and edit Microsoft Office documents.
Convert Microsoft Office files to Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides.
Save Google Drive documents in Microsoft Office file formats.
Utilize Microsoft's free online Office tools via the Chrome Web Store.
Access offline apps and stay productive without an internet connection.
Use Gmail to send and receive emails even when offline.
Manage Google Drive documents, including offline access and synchronization.
Adjust language preferences and add new input methods for your Chromebook.
Modify the time format and time zone settings on your Chromebook.
Set a new wallpaper from preloaded options or your own image.
Apply new themes from the Chrome Web Store to change the browser's appearance.
Connect and configure your printer using Google Cloud Print.
Learn about automatic and manual updates for your Chrome OS.
Understand how Chrome OS automatically checks for and installs updates.
Check for and apply Chrome OS updates manually through the settings.
Learn how to powerwash (factory reset) your Chromebook to restore its original state.
Access built-in Chrome OS help for troubleshooting and detailed information.