I agree with JackE    I bought my Acer Google Chrome CB3-532 in 2017.  Still works to this day because I only use it for a few activities; what I haven't stored in the Google Drive cloud - resume; documents; pictures; video; etc - I keep on my old USB thumb drive stick I bought around that same time. Feeling like you want more ram and storage on the laptop computer itself defeats the purpose of having a Google Chromebook in the first place since you're encouraged to use the cloud through the app shortcuts on the computer itself. I knew I had to get used to the idea of storing stuff in the cloud when I bought mine. Up until buying my Chromebook I initially was inclined to buy an IBM or traditional PC using Windows since I've been using that forever. But then I thought about the whole idea of things like more space; more ram and that's the traditional Alice in Wonderland down the rabbit hole. Whatever it is you're doing that requrires more than what you have already installed on a laptop; maybe it makes sense to get a desktop computer instead?