For me, using a Chromebook has been a very interesting experience. So much so that I even decided to write a review, because little is known about them. If you need a tablet with a keyboard, then this device may suit you, although, of course, you will then have to get used to the keyboard under your fingers and in tablet mode, but this is not so scary. This Chromebook is designed specifically for students. As a typewriter for lectures it is quite suitable. All his programs work very fast, probably this is software optimization, because ates come to many devices late, because they do not come until they are tested. The concept itself is not very well developed yet, but I think that things can change dramatically in the future, so for me personally, this is also an opportunity to see how the Chromebook changes over time.
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