Yes, it has QWERTZ CH keyboard configuration. These are standard photos used by many dealers worldwide. The keyboard layout is CH. This applies to all laptops, the keyboard layout in the specifications is decisive.

We've had the Chromebook for over a year and the mousepad itself is firm, I just tested it again. Of course, the two mouse buttons are at the bottom of the pad and they move 1-1.5mm downwards - that could be the perceived play. Otherwise, we are completely satisfied with the Chromebook.

I've had mine for a good 18 months now and the battery still lasts 15 hours fully charged. And it is well used during lectures. I have needed a powerbank once (because I used it for 3 days at uni without charging), this was quite weak, but still enough to increase the charge level during use....

Depends on the power of the power bank.

It is possible to use the office application from Google. This works relatively similarly and includes: "word", "excel" and "PowerPoint". It is also possible to download software via Google Play --> like apps on a mobile phone.

You can use all these pens: https://www.digitec.ch/search?q=kapazitive%20Stifte Regarding programs, according to our information, the Chromebook is not compatible with.

Gerne verlinke ich dir den passenden Acer Active Stylus hier: Acer Active . :)

no. Chromebox is a mini pc, how can it fit in a laptop?

I think it should work, but I can't promise you anything, it could well be that Apple has installed something again that only works with Apple devices. But I would recommend the original charging cable, because you should always pay attention to the current etc. to protect the battery.

In tablet mode, the keyboard is locked and cannot be used. An external keyboard should work according to our specifications.

Unfortunately not.

Unfortunately, direct installation is not possible. An alternative is to connect an LTE stick via usb (SIM is then in this stick). on Digitec: Huawei E3372 Some mobile providers also offer such sticks Hope I could help you MFG David

Chrome OS unfortunately only supports data CDs/DVDs/Blurays (the file formats must also be supported). So no DVD films, audio CDs or similar. Only data can be read and not written. FAQ (in English): http://www.chromebookhq.com/chromebook-dvd-drive/ As you can see, the Chromebook is practically unsuitable for external drives. Otherwise, you can use practically any plug&play-capable external drive: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/externes-optisches-laufwerk-425

According to our information, German should also be possible.