What's current year Jow Forums's consensus on Chromebooks?

What's current year Jow Forums's consensus on Chromebooks?

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are shit, a lot!

That Chromebook was never released in Europe.

they were nice a few years back when they were cheap, and had removeable SSDs. Now they're expensive, and use crappy emmc. Their value has depleted.

It's not a thinkpad therefore it's trash.

Install Gentoo Chrome

Mom computers

Any smartphone can do much more than a chromebook, and better

Windows 10 Education no longer costs distributors anything to license, so if you're looking for a cheap laptop there's no price difference between Windows and Chrome OS.

At that point, why even bother considering the Chromebook?

As useful as Linux

bruh i remember running like vscode and shit on them they were actually pretty good the system has a fair amount of polish

Works fine. Pretty comfy actually

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Walmartbikes of laptops.

>joji
is he actually good or just a meme?

Wut, chromebooks run on ARM CPUs, they are completely different machines.

You're still better off just getting a PC. It's like having a diet PC honestly.

Just a meme, has a few good songs, but that's it. Pirated all of them.

The cheapest Chromebook worth a damn has a Celeron.

Useless and botnet of the highest order

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They are shit, especially the ARM-based ones.

The good is that they are cheap, small, and usually run a RISC Acorn CPU, which affords it much better battery life due to the reduced power draw. This makes them ideal for school kids who really only need a word processor, calculator, and a web browser.
The bad is that the software pre-installed is all Google, which has some severe implications for security. This is a worry, since Chromebooks are mostly geared towards minors. Yes, Chrome OS is GNU/Linux, but with so many layers of Google abstraction it isn't really obvious.

They could have been OK if they continued to be cheap.

useless