ASUS is no stranger to the Chromebook game, and we reviewed the rather nice Chromebook Flip C302 earlier this year. However, we might be getting another option: the Chromebook 12 C223. No, it's not as nice as the Chromebook Flip (especially the one with a Core m7 and 16GB of RAM), but it's also not as expensive.

Specs Dimensions 286 x 199 x 17.25mm, 999g Display 11.6" 1366x768, LED backlit Processor Dual-core Intel Celeron N3350, 1.1GHz with TurboBoost to 2.4GHz RAM 4GB Storage 32GB Battery 2-cell, 38Wh polymer I/O 2 USB Type-C, 1 USB-A, microSD, headphone jack

As the specs show, this is more of a low- to mid-range Chromebook. The screen is a non-touch 768p affair, and the chipset is a dual-core Celeron with no active cooling. However, 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage are par for the course, and the battery size is about average.

Someone at ASUS is a real pro at Photoshop and a huge fan of denim.

ASUS touts up to 10 hours on that battery, which is decent enough. The keyboard is said to be able to repel 66cc of liquid, which is nice, I guess. Of course, it'll also have Google Play Store support.

Is taking actual photos of the product that difficult?

There's no word on a formal launch date or pricing on this yet from ASUS, but XDA says that we should expect a €320 (~$375 USD) price tag for the base model for those in Europe. We're not sure if it's headed anywhere else.