Google’s Chromebooks have a straightforward pitch. They are laptops that are easy to set up, have fast boot times, and a simple software update process. They are also secure from viruses and malware, with Google committing to 10 years of automatic software updates.
However, the hardware side of Chromebooks is not as simple. While they started as cheap computers for web browsing, both Chrome OS and the laptops themselves have become more advanced. There are budget models with questionable build quality and specs, as well as premium Chromebooks with powerful internals, high-end screens, and great industrial design.
But there is also a middle ground. There are utilitarian but well-designed laptops with powerful enough hardware for most users that are affordable. However, finding this sweet spot has been challenging in recent years. Fortunately, today…
2023-10-02 08:00:55
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