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Chromebook vs. laptop: How to decide which computer fits your needs

Posted on February 9, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

If you’re looking for an affordable new computer that you can take on the go, Chromebooks are a tempting option — with some even dipping below $300. The web-browser-based Chromebooks, which come in both laptop and two-in-one designs, run on Google’s minimalistic Chrome operating system. Before making the leap from a Windows or MacOS system, it’s important to consider whether a Chromebook will offer everything you need from a computer.
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