Acer Chromebook 11 (CB3-111)
An 11.6in Chromebook for those of you who want a basic and lightweight laptop
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In Pictures: 15 Chrome OS productivity apps that work offline
Chromebooks are lightweight, inexpensive and efficient -- in other words, great for business travel. But can these Cloud-based laptops operate when you're off Wi-Fi? Sure they can -- here are 15 productivity apps that can work with you when you're offline.
In Pictures: 8 reasons why Chromebooks aren’t going away
t’s been more than two years since the first Chromebooks went on sale. They certainly haven’t taken the world by storm and there have been varying opinions and doubts about the viability of this notebook platform that runs Chrome OS. But Chromebooks are still alive and may be sticking around for a while. Here are 8 reasons why:
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New software program runs Windows directly on Chromebooks
Parallels claims its newly-launched Desktop for Chromebook Enterprise is the world’s first software that runs Windows directly on enterprise Chromebooks.
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According to Intel, 11th-gen Tiger Lake is on its way to Chromebooks
Intel’s new 11th-gen Tiger Lake CPUs will be the “best processor for Chromebooks,” the company said in a blog posted on Monday.
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Chrome OS is coming to Lenovo's radically creative Yoga Book
The Yoga Book's innovative adaptive keyboard may be a good fit for schools, so Lenovo's planning a Chrome OS version for 2017.
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Chromebooks may add fingerprint scanning, following Android and Windows
A thread on Google's Chromium code repository suggests fingerprint scanning is being built into future Chromebooks, which would help the platform catch up with Android and Windows.
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How to control your privacy in Chromebooks vs. Windows 10
Both Chrome OS and Windows 10 help themselves to similar usage data by default, but in different ways.
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Skeptics question Android on Chromebooks
Android apps will run unaltered, but developers may also choose to optimize their wares to, for example, offer multiple window sizes.
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