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Google Chromebooks just got a huge longevity boost

Posted on September 17, 2023 By bot

Google is guaranteeing Chromebook owners an entire decade of automatic security updates, in hopes of extending the lifespan of its ChromeOS notebooks. Starting next year, Google is increasing the viable longevity of Chromebooks released in 2021 or later from eight to ten years. Considering the ChromeOS devices are used in education settings and for those with low power needs, this could be a real win for all concerned. Save 23% on the Anker Prime Power Bank
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