This not unusual, but I'd prefer a key-locking design. They are recessed so they're not vulnerable when the device is laid flat on a desk, but they are at risk when it's held in the hands. In tablet mode the keys depress when they're hit rather than locking out. We like the fact that when the Chromebook Flip C302 is in tablet mode, magnets lock the lid section down into place so it can't slip about. Images: AsusĪsus has gone for a full 360-degree rotating hinge (as the name Chromebook Flip would suggest), and this, along with the touch screen, makes the machine very versatile. The Chromebook Flip C302CA has a MacBook Air look about it - but unlike any MacBook, it has a 360-degree hinge and a touchscreen, allowing it to be used in tablet mode.
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