While Acer hasn't announced specific configurations of the Spin 514 yet, it does mention that more powerful processors in the mobile Ryzen 3000 series like the quad-core Ryzen 5 3500C and Ryzen 7 3700C as potential options. Although the Chrome OS is designed to perform with a light amount of resources, there's always been a market for faster Chromebooks, and these Ryzen chips were created to fulfill that niche, easily outperforming their AMD A6 predecessors and featuring a number of Radeon graphics cores.
But what's inside is probably more notable, as it's the company's first Chromebook to use AMD's new Ryzen 3000 C-Series mobile processors. The Chromebook Spin 514 is the latest in Acer's Spin family of convertible laptops, such as the Spin 13 and the Spin 512, equipped with a 14-inch full HD touchscreen that's sheathed in Gorilla Glass to withstand scratches.
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