ASUS unveiled the stylish and smart Chromebook CX14 and CX15 with Google AI support
By ForGeeks ASUS has unveiled the new Chromebook CX14 and CX15, and they’re far from boring budget laptops. The new products focus on style, sustainability, and built-in artificial intelligence features, thanks to Google’s Chromebook Plus platform.
The new Chromebooks are designed with Google’s Chromebook Plus platform in mind.
The first thing that catches the eye is the design. ASUS offers a variety of color options, including Quiet Blue, Misty Green, and Cream Pink. Each Chromebook gets one of the unique coatings like Crystallice or Washi, and the hard-wearing paint helps maintain the look for a long time. The design uses 30 percent recycled plastic, and the packaging is eco-friendly.
The Chromebook’s design is made with 30 percent recycled plastic, and the packaging is eco-friendly.
The most interesting features are available in the Chromebook Plus version. This is where AI tools right in ChromeOS come in: integration with Gemini for writing assistance, personalized wallpapers and backgrounds for video calls, and advanced features in Gmail and Google Docs. On top of that, ASUS includes a one-year subscription to Google One AI Premium with 2 TB of cloud storage and access to Gemini Advanced.
A year’s subscription to Google One AI Premium with 2 TB of cloud storage and access to Gemini Advanced.
– Processors: Intel Celeron N4500 or Intel Core 3 N355 (Chromebook Plus)- RAM: 4 to 16 GB LPDDR4X/LPDDR5- Storage: 32 to 256 GB eMMC- Screens: – CX14 – 14 inches, FHD, up to 300 nits, touchscreen available – CX15 – 15.6 inches, FHD, up to 300 nits- Ports: USB-C, USB-A, HDMI 1.4b, 3.5mm audio jack, Kensington lock- Weight: 1.39 kg (CX14), 1.59 kg (CX15)- Battery: up to 63W⋅h- Other: Titan C security chip, numeric pad on keyboard (CX15), AI support
The two models are designed to be comfortable for everyday use. The hinge opens 180 degrees for easy collaboration, and the updated port layout improves ergonomics. The Chromebook CX15 also features a full-size keyboard with a number pad, which students and office users will appreciate.
ASUS is clearly aiming for versatility. The Chromebook Plus is a step up from traditional low-cost devices for studying. With built-in AI and smooth operation in Google’s ecosystem, these laptops could be a worthy upgrade for a wide range of users.
