HP outs the Chromebook 11 G5 with an optional touchscreen, starts at $189

27 June, 2016
Now that Chrome OS devices are about to get the Google Play Store preinstalled and access to millions of Android apps, the field is definitely going to get ever more interesting.

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  • 28 Jun 2016

I suppose that it's meant for multimedia consumption, not for productivity, so comparing it with an ordinary Windows laptop is not fare.

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    • 28 Jun 2016

    Sam.Smythe, 28 Jun 2016Very nice. With the upcoming Android apps on Chrome, I see ... morewell, there already are dual boot tablets out there that runs android and windows 10 on a single device, just that you need to reboot them to change the os.

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      • 28 Jun 2016

      i wonder how it would fare to normal laptops on the productivity software side...

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        • 28 Jun 2016

        why dont android laptop, no need to rename it as chrome os,....Windows now too old and complicated


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          Very nice. With the upcoming Android apps on Chrome, I see this option will make chromebook more interesting and usable than before.

          I envisioned that every laptop one day will be a convertible. Maybe mobile OS when undocked and desktop OS when docked? That will be a gadget both entertaining and productive without too much everything else lying on my desk. :D

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