Everything on Chromebook

A Chromebook is a relatively affordable laptop that doesn't work with operating systems like Windows or macOS. Instead of an operating system, it works with a web browser: Chrome OS. That sounds pretty limiting, but a browser more than sufficient for most daily tasks. In addition to browsing the Internet, Chrome OS is also suitable for sending emails, edit texts, and relax with Spotify, YouTube,and Netflix. If you want to get serious about photo or video editing, a Chromebook isn't the best option for you.

A Chromebook revolves around Chrome OS. Because it doesn't have to star an operating system when you turn it on, it only takes a few seconds for your Chromebook to get ready for use. The only thing you need to use Chrome is a Google account.

Well-known Google apps like Gmail, Calendar, Maps, Docs, and Hangouts are pre-installed. In addition, you can personalize your Chromebook with thousands of other apps from the Chrome Web Store.

Chromebooks have multiple security layers to protect you from viruses and malware. Google Drive creates a secure online backup of all your files, so you'll never lose them, even if your Chromebook accidentally falls into the water.

Thanks to the automatic updates on Chromebooks, security and software upgrades are automatically downloaded. You won't have to lift a finger, so you won't have to waste hours installing patches.

A Chromebook is made to work in the cloud. A Chromebook doesn't have a lot of storage space to store files: you do this in Google Drive. The advantage of Google Drive is that you won't lose your work as fast. All your edits in a Drive file are saved right away. You can open your Google Drive files on any other device with an internet connection. When you purchase a Chromebook, you get 100GB Drive storage for free. Read more about this.