Thursday, June 30, 2011

Chromebooks – Wall Street Journal Review

Chromebooks – Wall Street Journal Review


Walter Mossberg at the WSJ reviews the “radical” Chromebook – with no installed software and very limited storage.

Could you get by on an internet connection, cloud based applications, and cloud storage?

The bottom line from the WSJ: Chromebook may represent the future of computing, but right now it is too limited and a bit buggy for mainstream users. WSJ also points out that plenty of comparably priced laptops compete (price range $450-$500).

Apple laptops are pricey, and Windows devices still require maintenance, and as a student you may need access to more than the cloud.

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