Here's how I see it.
If you're a casual pc user then yes. If you exclusively use the web then yes. Else get a Thinkpad.
If you're a casual pc user then yes. If you exclusively use the web then yes. Else get a Thinkpad.
Casual or not, why pay more for less?Here's how I see it.
If you're a casual pc user then yes. If you exclusively use the web then yes. Else get a Thinkpad.
Does anyone know if the Chromebook supports VOIP apps such as Magic Jack which requires an "on" computer to operate? Just wanting the information. One thing about the new systems is that they are energy sippersIf you can get a new notebook for less than $500 that is the same or better than a chromebook in terms of battery life, physical size, screen resolution, touchpad quality, keyboard quality, design, and speed then post the link and we can shut down this forum
The series 5 is an excellent small laptop. Just go and compare its spec to the 13" macbook air. The air is nearly twice the price, and directly comparable in many ways.
Google chat/voice works just fine, imo.im almost works but has been unreliable for me, not sure about others.Does anyone know if the Chromebook supports VOIP apps such as Magic Jack which requires an "on" computer to operate? Just wanting the information. One thing about the new systems is that they are energy sippers