1. Chromebooks use Google Cloud print, which means you need a mac or windows PC with chrome browser installed that is connected to your legacy printer (USB, wifi or network). Enable the 'cloud print' feature within Chrome on that computer and you should be good to go. See here for more: Introduction - Google Cloud Print - Google CodeI am a Google Nut, as my daughters tell me. I have helped set up my daughters business fully on Google, from Website to Email to Documents and Apps, there has not been much we have not been able to do through Google. For this reason, I am here with a lot of questions before investing in the new Chromebooks for our team.
Here are a few questions.
1 Printing to legacy network computers (no print server and no pc connection)
2 Audio ability with USB Headphones and USB Speakers for presentations
3 Connectivity to VGA Projectors and Monitors when needed
4 Quantity and especially Quality of applications that are running in the Apps section.
5 Web development and backup of sensitive data from Cloud
6 Chrome OS ability to run on existing Laptops and Netbooks
7 Main Issue for me is printing at this point.
I am a consultant with 20 plus years as an independent Information Systems and Business Redesign Consultant. I am now disabled and as I said above, have helped my daughters set up a business that is growing slowly but growing.
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i thought you could do all that now offline.Great toy, but until it supports offline mode for Docs, gmail, + JAVA. it is a dumb terminal.
I thought chromebooks used all that. bad enough i can not use flash with my ipad2."One gotcha that people can miss is that chromebooks don't support Java"
stupid question #1... Don't most games in Facebook require Java? I know Google Chrome doesn't like MSN games, but I don't have any trouble using GC browser for Facebook games...