There are lots of Chromebooks out there, but one of them stood out at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, taking home a Best of CES 2014 Award. That would be the new Toshiba Chromebook, their first entry into the market.

In case you didn’t know, a Chromebook is a PC than runs on Google’s cloud-based Chrome OS. So, why is Toshiba’s so special? Well...

• It’s the first Chromebook with a 13.3” HD display.
• It’s powered by a speedy Intel Celeron "Haswell" processor.
• It has 2 GB of RAM.
• It has 9 hours of battery life.

Sound good? Wait, there much more:

• It has a 16GB SSD used as a cache drive to improve the performance.
• It has a microSD card slot to add additional storage space.
• It’s thin – just .8 inches.
• It’s light – just 3.3 pounds.

Sounding better? Hold on, not done yet...

• It has 2 USB 3.0 ports for fast and easy connectivity.
• It has Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity for fast and seamless communication between devices.
• It supports Wireless N for fast and dependable, dual-band Wi-Fi.
• It has a full-size HDMI port.

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• It has a security lock slot.
• It allows you to work online or offline.
• It syncs across all your devices.
• It comes with built-in virus protection.

Impressed? Here’s the best part:

It only costs $279.99!

This little gem of a machine is perfect for students or anyone looking to get work done on the go. The performance for the price is unbeatable, (compare with a MacBook Air that will set you back about $1000) and when you throw a Toshiba coupon code into the mix, you are talking value, value, and value.

No wonder it won that Best of CES Award. Sorry other Chromebooks, you have just been schooled.