When Chromebooks first appeared in 2011, they were lightweight, low-cost laptops based on Google’s new Chrome OS platform. Are they a waste of money or an affordable diamond in the rough? Read on to find out! What is a Chromebook? Mark Coppock/Digital Trends Since they’re also typically less expensive, you might be wondering how a Chromebook compares to a regular laptop, including the best laptops around. We'll also do a more detailed analysis of the pros and cons of each tablet. We're also hoping to get the HP Chromebook x2 11 and Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 in for a proper review soon. That's it for this week, we'll be back with more Chrome OS news soon. Hit the Best Buy link below to pick up a sweet new Chrome OS tablet at a bargain price. Best Buy currently has the HP Chromebook x2 11 on sale for $399, which is a $200 price drop from its original launch price of $599. Speaking of the HP Chromebook x2 11, if you've wanted to buy one, now is the absolute best time to do so. It will certainly be nice to have a few more options in the Chrome OS tablet space, something I think a lot of Chrome fans want. Both tablets appear to have slightly lower resolution panels at 1920x1080, but the other specs look similar to HP's offering. They've been tracking two additional Chrome OS tablets code-named 'Wormdingler' and 'MrBland', which look to follow in the footsteps of the HP Chromebook x2 11. What would be even nicer, is an alphabetical arrangement, which should be coming soon according to previous leaks.Īccording to our friends at Chrome Unboxed, it appears the wave of Chrome OS tablets isn't over yet. This makes it easier to rearrange your apps and organize them. You can now get a better idea of where an app is moving when you hold and drag it in the launcher. The Chrome OS launcher is honestly still a mess, but Google made it a little bit better in Chrome OS 93. Later this year, Google plans on adding your file's download status in both the shelf preview and in Tote. Namely, you now see your last three files at the top of the Tote window, making it easier to find screenshots you recently took. Originally launched with Chrome OS 89, the Tote feature is getting even better in Chrome OS 93. Google introduced Tote to see your recent files and screenshots easier at a glance. While many of the Chrome OS 93 features were prominently featured in the developer and beta channels for quite awhile, there are some nice improvements to know about.
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