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ASUS Chromebook C223NA-DH02 11.6" Chromebook | Celeron N3350, 4 GB
ASUS
MPN: C223NA-DH02
$249.99
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Key Features
- Intel Celeron N3350 processor
- 4 GB RAM
- 32 GB storage
- ChromeOS operating system
- 11.6-inch display
- Integrated Intel graphics
- Chromebook form factor
- Support browser-first productivity with an Intel Celeron N3350 processor
Keep essential work accessible in a compact footprint with the ASUS Chromebook C223NA-DH02. Its Intel Celeron N3350 processor and 4 GB of RAM are tuned for browser-based productivity, online learning, and collaboration tools that live in the cloud. ChromeOS helps reduce administrative overhead, while the 11.6-inch display makes the system easy to carry, store, and standardize across large fleets.
This configuration is a practical fit for organizations that value consistency and low-touch management. With 32 GB of storage, it is designed around web apps and cloud services rather than local data hoarding, which aligns well with modern endpoint strategies. The smaller chassis also makes it a strong choice for classrooms, kiosks, and mobile teams that need a device users can pick up and start using quickly.
For buyers comparing entry-level Chromebooks, the C223NA-DH02 stands out by pairing a proven Intel platform with a compact, manageable design. It is not trying to do everything. It is built to do the right things well: start quickly, stay simple, and support the workflows that matter most in shared and distributed environments.
Ideal For
- Classroom devices for web-based learning and testing
- Shared office or kiosk deployments with simple administration
- Field and mobile users who need a compact cloud-first laptop
- Budget-conscious fleet standardization for browser-based workflows
Why This Product
- 111.6-inch size improves portability and storage efficiency
- 2Intel Celeron N3350 supports everyday browser-based tasks
- 3ChromeOS reduces management overhead for IT teams
- 432 GB storage aligns with cloud-first usage patterns





