The next time someone asks me why I started a site covering nothing but #Chromebooks, I’ll point to this photo in a recently published post from another site as Exhibit A.
I have spoken.
The next time someone asks me why I started a site covering nothing but #Chromebooks, I’ll point to this photo in a recently published post from another site as Exhibit A.
I have spoken.
@kevinctofel Realky wish Google had been able to focus on Chromebooks more, I was super excited about the Pixelbook and then it went nowhere. They seem like such a great device for so many people.
@lindsaykwardell Yup, it’s disappointing to see no new Pixelbook for several years now. But it’s challenging for Google to compete on price against its hardware partners that purchase significantly more components at much better rates.
I’m reviewing the Framework Chromebook right now and TBH, it’s what I’d want a modern Google Pixelbook to be. Missing a few important features but I’m very impressed by the modular design.
@kevinctofel I’ll keep an eye out for your review!
@lindsaykwardell Until I finish that, here’s why I find this #Chromebook so special and different: You can replace (or even upgrade) just about every single part. AND the four I/O ports use plug-in modules so you can have exactly the ports you want/need an in instant. Very forward thinking! https://www.aboutchromebooks.com/news/the-framework-chromebook-teardown-process-is-super-easy/