Google has created the Chrome OS for use on their namesake Chromebooks. Are these devices, and Chrome OS right for your company?
Continue readingWhy a Chromebook Can Be a Great Investment
Chromebooks have provided businesses with a different option for their computing needs, if it fits with their practices. Here, we’ll explore the different factors that make Chromebooks a good choice, and some of the more appealing features that they can provide.
Chromebooks Can Be Affordable
Depending on the intended use and required stats of a particular purpose, you can get a perfectly decent device for a relative steal. While there are some advanced, fancier options available at a higher price point, there are many more that are friendlier on the budget than the average Windows laptop.
Chromebooks Can Do More Than You Think
Admittedly, the earlier Chromebooks were somewhat limited by the exclusivity of the Chrome OS and the need of an Internet connection to do, well, just about anything. However, as they have improved, many Chromebooks are now able to leverage some Android applications, including the Android version of Microsoft Office.
Furthermore, Chromebooks have many apps that can serve as a reasonable stand-in for popular software titles, like Adobe’s Photoshop. One downside: none of them are able to edit a .PSD file.
“Offline” Doesn’t Mean They’re Useless
While many of the apps that Chromebooks can utilize require an Internet connection, there are many that can be used without. With the addition of Android apps for some, that number will only increase.
In short, the Chromebook is slated to only keep improving, which means that there will possibly be even better options in the near future. If you’re still having a hard time deciding, turn to WheelHouse IT. Our professionals will be able to put you (and your technology) on the path to success. Call us at (877) 771-2384 to learn more.