Update: Unfortunately, it doesn’t appear that HP’s new inventory could withstand the demand for this Chromebook. As of this afternoon, both models are once again out of stock. We’ll keep you posted when that changes. When we first put our hands on the all-new HP Dragonfly Pro Chromebook back at CES, we knew that we […]
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Chromebooks are the heart of the Chrome OS experience. At their core, Chromebooks are the purest expression of Google's operating system. Here, you'll find only articles and stories about Chromebooks, their features, and what makes them great.
CTL launched a Special Edition Chromebook with a see-through chassis
Every once in a while, a new Chromebook hits the market that makes me sit back and say, “huh, that’s pretty stinking cool.” Sure, you have ultra-premium devices like the HP Dragonfly Pro Chromebook hitting the market but CTL just launched a new laptop that caught my eye because it features something you won’t find […]
Continue ReadingAs traditional virtual desktops falter, Cameyo steps in to help
In our last post, we discussed the end user and how the VAD from Cameyo created a seamless workspace free of the headache of switching back and forth between multiple application environments. This results in less down time for your workforce and a lighter workload for your IT team. Cameyo’s app delivery system allows legacy […]
Continue ReadingHP quietly released a new Chromebook x360 with 12th Gen Intel CPU and 16:10 display
When it comes to premium, consumer-facing Chromebooks, two models have dominated the space for the past few years. One being the Spin Chromebook lineup from Acer and the other is HP’s wildly popular Chromebook x360 14. In years past, Acer has annually launched a 13.5″ convertible with the latest Core i5 from Intel and it […]
Continue ReadingRevolutionizing the digital employee experience: The impact of ChromeOS and Cameyo
Cloud computing is no longer an emerging technology. Even before the onset of the global pandemic of 2020, nearly half of the world’s enterprises had embraced some form of multi-cloud or hybrid infrastructure solution. Fast forward two years and an extraordinary ninety-two percent of global business have either implemented a multi-cloud strategy or have one […]
Continue ReadingDell quietly released two 12th Gen Intel Latitude Chromebooks for Enterprise
For months, we’ve pondered as to why Samsung seems to have stalled on producing a new premium Chromebook. While the answer remains unclear, there’s another big-name PC maker that has been very quiet in the ChromeOS space and we’ve begun to wonder if the company has abandoned Chromebooks entirely. Dell has never really been a […]
Continue ReadingMojang launches Minecraft Trial for Chromebook in select markets
Last month, rumors were swirling that Minecraft may finally be on the way for Chromebook users and I’m not talking about the Education Edition. Without any warning or even an announcement that I can find, those rumors are now a reality as Mojang has officially released a Minecraft Trial for Chromebook in select countries. As […]
Continue ReadingWe asked, you answered: $800 is where it’s at for premium Chromebooks
On last week’s Chrome Cast, we discussed at length the current state of premium consumer Chromebooks and how HP’s upcoming Dragonfly Pro could alter that landscape. We use and review premium Chromebooks all the time and our perspective is probably a little skewed. So, I thought it would be great to hear from you, the […]
Continue ReadingWill we ever see something like a Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Ultra?
The year was 2020; January 2020 to be specific. We were out in the desert at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, and the star of the show (not just from our perspective) was the wildly-ambitious new Galaxy Chromebook from Samsung. With its crazy-thin form factor, 4K OLED screen, high-end internals, included, stowed stylus and bombastic […]
Continue ReadingThe latest HP x360 Fortis Chromebook for education has arrived
Another day, another EDU Chromebook announcement. This time, it’s HP. The latest addition to the PC makers education-focused Chromebook fleet comes in the form of an 11.6″ convertible that once again bears the HP Fortis branding. On the surface, the new 2-in-1 doesn’t look that much different than past devices but it does come with […]
Continue ReadingLenovo unveils 4 new education Chromebooks
It’s that time of year. The time when most of the major OEMs start dropping an armada of education-focused Chromebooks in preparation for the upcoming school year. Lenovo has beaten other manufacturers to the punch and announced four new Chromebooks at last week’s FETC conference that took place in New Orleans. The annual conference highlights […]
Continue ReadingThe new ASUS Chromebook Vibe CX34 Flip is now available for purchase
ASUS really impressed us out at CES 2023 with the new, convertible, USI-pen-toting Chromebook Vibe CX34 Flip. After a sub-par attempt at the cloud gaming-focused Chromebook with the original Vibe CX55, our hands-on time with the newer Vibe CX34 left us pretty excited to get our review unit in the office. While that review device […]
Continue ReadingAcer unveils first-ever Vero Chromebook for Education
We’re on the back side of CES which means that it’s time for a slew of education focused Chromebooks to hit the market. Over the next few weeks, we should see a variety of devices from most of the major OEMs as educational institutions gear up to make purchasing decisions for the 2022-2023 school year. […]
Continue ReadingReader Poll: What would you pay for a “prosumer” device like the HP Dragonfly Pro?
On this week’s episode of The Chrome Cast, we do an in-depth dive into the high-end Chromebook market. The conversation evolved from a very thoughtful piece that Robby penned earlier this week about that very subject. The proposed scenario is whether or not consumers are truly ready to drop $1,000+ a wider range of ultra-premium […]
Continue ReadingMore organizations are adopting Chromebooks, thanks to Cameyo
In recent years, the push for cloud-based solutions for enterprise and small businesses has expanded exponentially. As companies look to break free from the lock-in of legacy software and antiquated infrastructure, bridging the gap between physical, on-device applications and fully web-based workflows has become an industry in and of itself. Virtual machines and remote desktop […]
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