Google Pixel Laptop in Development!
Google is finally working on a new high-end laptop that will be under the Pixel branding. According to...
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ASUS Chromebook Plus CX34 Review: All the Chromebook you need
The ASUS Chromebook Plus CX34 is a budget Chromebook with an interesting set of specs, and here’s our...
Acer Announced Chromebook Plus 514 and 515 devices
Acer has finally unveiled Chromebook Plus 514 and 515 as new members of its Chromebook lineup. The devices...
Acer’s new Spin 714 could be 2022’s best Chromebook
A looker with a stylus. Source: Acer’s new Spin 714 could be 2022’s best Chromebook – The Verge...
Google says you can now turn these 400 Macs, PCs into reliable Chromebooks
Google’s Chrome OS Flex enters general availability to revive old hardware. Source: Google says you can now turn...
Acer Proves That Powerful Chromebooks Don’t Need to Be Expensive
Because Chromebooks run a lightweight operating system, they require far less horsepower than Windows or Mac computers. But...
Acer Chromebook 514 review: Unbeatable battery in an unremarkable package
The Kompanio 828 makes for a Chromebook with average power and awesome screen time. Source: Acer Chromebook 514...
Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook review: Flexible enough for work and play
A convertible that won’t break the bank Source: Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook review: Flexible enough for work and...
Acer Swift 5 review: The grass is always greener
Appropriately priced with some unique traits, but rivals offer better performance. Source: Acer Swift 5 review: The grass...
Asus Chromebook Flip CX5 review: Faster and more expensive than a Chromebook needs to be
Premium hardware can only get you so far Source: Asus Chromebook Flip CX5 review: Faster and more expensive...
Acer Chromebook Spin 713 (2021) review: A worthy upgrade
Acer’s newest Chromebook refreshes the best premium Chromebook of 2020 Source: Acer Chromebook Spin 713 (2021) review: A...
Lenovo Duet review: Netbook reborn (and that’s a good thing!)
As someone who loves large, sharp displays, powerful processors, and oodles of storage I have to admit that...