Category: chromebook

Logitech unveils its first mouse and keyboard built for Chrome OS

Post author By Randall
Post date October 15, 2019
Categories In chrome os, chromebook, gear, Google, k580, keyboard, m355, mouse, peripherals, personal computing, personalcomputing, pixel4event, Tech

[ad_1] The M355 is more of a garden variety mouse with basic buttons, a rubber scroll wheel and the option of using either Bluetooth or Logitech’s usual USB receiver. It lasts up to 18 months on battery, so it’s far from an energy hog. Both devices are available today, and appear to be priced right […]

HP targets businesses with its latest Chromebooks

Post author By Randall
Post date October 10, 2019
Categories In chromebook, chromebox enterprise g2., daas, enterprise, enterprisex36014eg1, gear, hp, hp chromebook enterprise 14a g5, personal computing, personalcomputing, Tech

[ad_1] What HP is really touting, though, is the “advanced security, flexible access, and simplified orchestration of Chrome Enterprise.” Specifially, it said that its “Device as a Service” (DaaS) that’s aimed at IT departments for security compliance, hardware health and more now supports Chrome Enterprise devices. That should scare Microsoft a bit, as both Dell […]

HP’s latest x360 Chromebooks ship with universal stylus compatibility

Post author By Randall
Post date September 27, 2019
Categories In chromebook, gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, hp, hp chromebook, personal computing, personalcomputing, stylus, Tech, universal stylus initiative, usi, x360

[ad_1] USI-enabled styli have more benefits than cross-compatibility. User preferences are saved in the styli themselves, so color choices and ink styles can be automatically carried over from one device to another. Multiple users can write or draw on a device simultaneously, making USI-compatible tablets and computers ideal for collaboration (or maybe even multiplayer games). […]

Google extends update support on some Chromebooks until 2025

Post author By Randall
Post date September 26, 2019
Categories In aue, chromebook, expiration, gear, Google, lenovo, Mobile, personal computing, personalcomputing, policy, services, support, Tech, update

[ad_1] The company has pledged to support a number of models through to June 2025, rather than the standard 6.5 years that starts when Google has finished certifying a model’s base hardware design. The existing policy means a brand new Chromebook could well have significantly less than 6.5 years of support, but the Lenovo revision […]

Google’s rumored Pixelbook Go laptop may pack a 4K display

Post author By Randall
Post date September 23, 2019
Categories In atlas, chrome os, chromebook, computer, gear, Google, laptop, personal computing, personalcomputing, pixelbook, pixelbook go, Tech

[ad_1] The centerpiece would be an option for a 4K display if the default 1080p screen isn’t enough. While it would adopt a more conventional 16:9 aspect ratio instead of earlier models’ 3:2 displays, the added resolution could make it highly alluring for Chromebook fans whose only other 4K choice is the Yoga Chromebook C630. […]

Should I buy a laptop or a 2-in-1 for school?

Post author By Randall
Post date July 27, 2019
Categories In ask engadget, askengadget, bts2019, chromebook, gear, macbookpro, Mobile, personal computing, personalcomputing, surface pro, surfacepro, Tech, thebuyersguide, xps13

[ad_1] The support shared among readers in the comments section is one of the things we love most about the Engadget community. Over the years, we’ve known you to offer sage advice on everything from Chromecasts and cameras to drones and smartphones. In fact, our community’s knowledge and insights are a reason why many of […]