Affordable laptops are standard, but few offer a sleek and capable device for less money, like a Chromebook. PCMag’s analysts…
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If you think Chromebooks are safe from cyber threats, it’s time to reconsider. While ChromeOS, based on Linux, does offer…
Chromebooks serve as essential tools for work, education, and personal use. While these devices offer robust security features, they are…
The new Intel Core Ultra chips include dedicated silicon for AI . And Chromebooks will use this silicon. What problem do AI chips in Chromebooks solve exactly?
My Chromebook buyers guide has details on what to expect and look for in entry-level, mid-range and high-end premium price segments. I’ve updated it to include Chromebook Plus choices.
Nvidia and AMD are reportedly building ARM chips for Windows PCs. These should power Chromebooks too, for several reasons, but will they?
Whatever happened to a follow-up of the HP Chromebook x2, which offered stellar build quality and decent performance? Here’s what I’d fix in a updated model.
It’s Sunday morning and drinking my coffee. Maybe I’m being too contemplative today but I can’t shake the feeling that Chromebooks are getting boring.
I’m often asked “Why buy a Chromebook when you can get a Mac or PC for the same price and do so much more?” Here’s why I use a Chromebook.
Reports of Google’s “Chromebook X” effort suggest Chromebook X branding with a minimum set of hardware specs. Here’s a better approach for a wider audience.
In December, Lenovo announced a 2023 Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook with Intel N100 CPU and a $349 starting price. Here are my first impressions of a review unit.