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Quietly and seemingly in the shadows of the release of the HP Dragonfly Pro Chromebook, HP released an update to one of their best-selling mid-high-end Chromebooks in the x360 14c. This device has been released as the x360 for many years, but the most-recent design cues have been present since the past two releases. Versions of this Chromebook with both 10th-gen and 11th-gen Intel silicon have arrived and carried nearly identical aesthetics for the past few years; so much so that we made a specific video to help consumers tell the two apart when going to purchase them.

This year, HP has changed a few things with the overall design, but the look and feel remain quite close to the x360 14c Chromebooks that came before. Some of the changes are definitely for the better, and some are for the worse, but probably the biggest selling point to this Chromebook is the history of sale prices that have market the two version prior. While a $699 price tag causes us to pick a few more nits than usual, I'm also looking at this Chromebook knowing that the previous version was recently on sale for a whopping $300 off, and I don't expect this one to deviate from that pattern over the next few months.

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