ASUS E200HA

[Walter H.W.]

Hey guys, I'd like to know what you think about the aforementioned notebook.
 

Some specs:

Processor Intel® Cherry Trail Quad-Core Z8300 1.84 GHz Processor
Operating System Windows 10 Home
Chipset Integrated Intel® CPU
Memory OnBoard Memory 2 GB 
Display 11.6" 16:9 HD (1366x768)
Graphic Integrated Intel® HD Graphics
Storage - 32GB eMMC 
             - 64GB eMMC 
             - 128GB eMMC
Product page: http://www.asus.com/Notebooks/ASUS-Vivobook-E200HA/

Since the 2Gb of RAM aren't upgradable, should I even consider this laptop? I really like it for the price and form factor but if it'll be unusable I'd rather have nothing, I couldn't even use Chrome on it, probably!
I would also get the cheapest version with only 32Gb of storage, do you know if it's ok using SD cards to store programs?

[IAmAndre]

Don't expect to do any intensive tasks with it. I'd recommend it just for web browsing, note taking and maybe some very light gaming. Consider it like a Windows tablet on a laptop form factor.

[Walter H.W.]

4 hours ago, IAmAndre said:

Don't expect to do any intensive tasks with it. I'd recommend it just for web browsing, note taking and maybe some very light gaming. Consider it like a Windows tablet on a laptop form factor.

Yes, that I knew

What I'm wondering is if I can even do web browsing on it!

[IAmAndre]

On 3/11/2016 at 7:37 PM, Walter H.W. said:

Yes, that I knew

What I'm wondering is if I can even do web browsing on it!

You probably can, but I wouldn't recommend using Chrome. You will have a similar experience as on the devices tested by Lon Seidman. Feel free to check his 2015 playlist too.

[Walter H.W.]

On 3/12/2016 at 9:40 PM, IAmAndre said:

You probably can, but I wouldn't recommend using Chrome. You will have a similar experience as on the devices tested by Lon Seidman. Feel free to check his 2015 playlist too.

Do you think it'll be much different if I use Mozilla? Do you know how much RAM Windows 10 needs to run?

 

Edit: I see that guy suggests using Edge.

[IAmAndre]

19 hours ago, Walter H.W. said:

Do you think it'll be much different if I use Mozilla? Do you know how much RAM Windows 10 needs to run?

 

Edit: I see that guy suggests using Edge.

Chrome uses a lot of RAM. That's probably because every tab you open is a separate process. Therefore I wouldn't recommend it on a low end device. Firefox and Edge use much less RAM.