Chromebooks have been a selective hit, mostly due to their very low price points (Chromebook Pixel notwithstanding).Of course, given that these are ostensibly low-cost laptop designs armed with a light OS interface where all the “apps” operate via a browser, there is not much there to inflate the cost very much. The trade-off is that to get the most out of a Chromebook, a user needs to be connected to the internet much of the time.
Coupled with some of the features that Google’s free services lack when compared to what would be a Microsoft Office counterpart, it is understandable ...
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